Nepal rescue teams are building temporary bridges to reach a remote area in the Himalayas where nearly 300 workers are trapped. ^[1] According to the provisional balance sheet, there are 3,916 people missing following the landslide incident. ^[2] The Nepali emergency management authority released a provisional balance sheet on Tuesday stating that the death toll from a recent landslide near the China border has increased to 1,500. ^[3] Water levels in three major rivers of Nepal have crossed the danger mark. ^[4] Rescue teams are currently digging through rubble to save the trapped workers. ^[5] Severe floods destroyed towns and valleys across Nepal almost a week prior to the reported rescue efforts. ^[6] The trapped workers are located at a hydroelectric power project that was affected by severe floods. ^[7] Police agents in Kathmandu are preparing the bodies of the victims for a mass burial. ^[8] The landslide occurred last week in a region bordering China. ^[9] Nepal is receiving continuous rain as the monsoon remains active in many parts of the country, including Kathmandu. ^[10] Residents have been asked to remain alert due to the rising water levels. ^[11]