As per reports relayed by Hindustan Times, the death toll in Nepal from the floods had climbed to at least 904, with more than 4,000 people still missing. ^[1] Sunita Ahuja, wife of Bollywood actor Govinda, told Bombay Times that she is heartbroken by the devastating flash floods in Nepal and calls Nepal her 'matrabhoomi' because her mother and grandmother are from Kathmandu. ^[2] Manisha Koirala, an actress who hails from Nepal, spoke at Sadhguru's 'In Solidarity with Nepal' event in Kathmandu and urged the international community to support Nepal by visiting the country and boosting tourism to sustain local livelihoods. ^[3] Sunita Ahuja said she is trying to connect with someone to ensure her donation reaches the right people and requested everyone in the Bollywood industry to come forward and contribute to helping the people of Nepal. ^[4] Families at Pashupatinath Temple on the Bagmati River cremated straw effigies, having given up hope after unsuccessful searches for their relatives. ^[5] The 'wall of the missing' is a symbolic effort by Nepalis to locate relatives after the flood, reflecting the scale of the disaster. ^[6] The deadly flood in Nepal has left families searching for missing relatives, with some abandoning their efforts due to lack of results. ^[7]