The floods that hit Nepal and Tibet left a scene of destruction, with thousands of people affected. Local authorities now face a major challenge: they do not have enough space to accommodate and identify all the fatalities resulting from the catastrophe.
The relatives of the victims go to the designated locations to try to identify the bodies of their loved ones, but the lack of adequate infrastructure makes this process difficult. Many are in situations of great anguish and despair while waiting for information.
The number of dead has not yet been finalized by the authorities, who continue to count the victims. There are still thousands of missing people, suggesting that the final toll of the tragedy could be much higher than the current one.
The article does not specify the exact causes of the floods, but notes that the catastrophe affected both regions, requiring an urgent humanitarian response to deal with the magnitude of the situation.
