In the aftermath of devastating floods in Nepal that have killed over 1,100 people and left thousands missing, relief efforts are intensifying as search operations continue for those trapped, especially in hydropower tunnels. Symbolic funerals are being held for the feared lost, while survivors recount their narrow escapes from the deluge. Aid is pouring in, with significant contributions from organizations like Samaritan’s Purse, though experts criticize the initial U.S. aid response as inadequate. The floods have raised concerns about climate compensation as Nepal seeks support from industrial nations like China and the U.S. Meanwhile, the impact of the flooding is exacerbated by a crisis of debris estimated at 2.2 million tons, further complicating recovery efforts. Authorities are on high alert for potential new flooding as the search continues for nearly 4,000 individuals still unaccounted for.