Recent catastrophic floods in Nepal have resulted in a rising death toll, now exceeding 1,280, as rescue efforts continue to locate survivors, particularly those trapped in hydropower tunnels. Survivors and families of the missing are holding symbolic funerals, while mourning communities grapple with the devastation. Experts attribute the floods to a combination of glacial collapse and climate change, emphasizing the urgent need for international assistance to address the ongoing crisis. Rescuers are using innovative methods, such as ziplines, to navigate through the destruction, as many remain missing. Images and reports highlight the dire situation, with calls for climate justice echoing amid the tragedy.