According to the provisional balance from Nepal's emergency management authority, 3,916 people remain missing following the landslide. ^[1] Nepal's emergency management authority released a provisional balance on Tuesday stating that the death toll from the landslide has increased to 1,050 victims. ^[2] At least 1,100 people had died from the earthquake in Nepal as of 2026-09-02, according to the report. ^[3] Families in Nepal held symbolic funerals on 2026-09-02 while rescuers searched for survivors and bodies after a major earthquake struck the country. ^[4] Survivors in Nepal recounted being knocked into roadside drains by a powerful wave before clinging to vegetation on the hillside to escape the flood. ^[5] Four more Australians were confirmed safe in the Nepal-Tibet flood disaster as of Wednesday, bringing the total to five since Tuesday, but 38 Australians remain unaccounted-for. ^[6] Cardak Raj Paudel, the Minister of Tourism of Nepal, issued a video message on 2026-04-02 urging international tourists not to cancel their travel plans to Nepal. ^[7] Sringeri Peetha is extending monetary assistance and emergency relief to people in Nepal affected by flash floods, as reported by Deccan Herald on 2026-09-02. ^[8] Nepal has initiated a push to seek climate compensation from China, the United States, and India. ^[9] Chinese state media reported 16 deaths and 546 missing people on the Tibetan side of the border. ^[10] The inclusion of Chinese figures elevates the total provisional victim count for the catastrophe to 1,066 deaths and 4,562 missing people. ^[11] Hundreds of the missing individuals in Nepal were workers trapped in hydropower tunnels. ^[12]