At least 54 Americans are among the hundreds missing after devastating flash floods swept through the Nepal-Tibet border following a catastrophic earthquake on Wednesday.
A total of 579 people are missing, according to figures from the Nepali police.
Of that total, 54 people are from the US and 33 are from the UK. Authorities say that 113 of the missing tourists are Nepalese.
Of the missing tourists, 466 are foreign nationals from 28 different countries.
The office of Nepal's prime minister confirmed that 95 bodies have been recovered so far as rescue efforts continue.
A three-month-old baby is among the deceased, according to Nepal police, according to the BBC.
The agency has published a list of some of the flood victims who are receiving treatment at hospitals. Teenagers as young as 12 and 14, and two three-year-olds have been listed.
The list includes details of victims' injuries, with some said to have scratches 'all over the body,' and others 'unable to speak.'
Several people have been killed by the flash floods, with many more casualties expected to be reported. Of the missing tourists, 466 are foreign nationals from 28 different countries
The Nepal police has published a list of some of the flood victims who are receiving treatment at hospitals
First responders, including army personnel and police officers, are among those missing in Nepal.
As of now, 44 army personnel and 28 police officers are unaccounted for. Another 13 armed police officers and 60 power workers are also missing.
Terrifying footage showed the moment surging water hit the area, as floodwater totally consumed the land within moments near the Nepal-Tibet border.
Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah released a statement following the natural disaster.
'The entire nation has been left shocked and deeply distressed by the loss of life and damage to property,' he said in a social media post.
Shah went on to offer his 'deepest condolences' and 'heartfelt tributes' to those who lost their lives and those they love.
The PM also noted that the government 'immediately mobilized all its resources' to help with rescue efforts 'without delay.'
Sonam Dorjee, a local who works as a tour guide for international tourists, said that when the flash flood hit, it sounded like 'an earthquake.'
Rescuers use construction vehicles to carry a victim of the flash floods to safety along the Trishuli River in Nepal's Nuwakot district
An elderly woman is rescued from a building that was damaged in the floods
'My house has collapsed... I have seen a photo,' Dorjee told the outlet.
He shared the devastating news that his sister, Dechen Tamang, and her husband are missing, along with several other of his family members.
The flash floods hit along the border of Nepal, a small Himalayan nation, Tibet, and China.
At least three people have been killed in China, and more than 250 are missing, according to state media.
A mudslide also hit China's Gyrirong port as President Xi Jinping ordered 'all-out' search efforts.
Nepal's foreign ministry said an earthquake triggered a massive landslide, which blocked the Bhote Koshie River and sent water downstream from China to Nepal.
This is a breaking news story.
