Disaster Response: Nepal’s PM Balendra Shah says the state is mobilising at scale along the Bhote Koshi–Trishuli corridor, with 15,431 security personnel deployed and 4,451 people rescued, including 191 pulled from hydropower tunnels and 517 via helicopter shuttles, as rescue teams race against fears of renewed flooding from newly formed glacial lakes. Casualties & Missing: Nepal’s disaster authority puts deaths at 579 and the missing at 1,924, while China reports five deaths and hundreds missing on the Tibet side; officials warn unstable barrier lakes could trigger further waves and complicate operations. Foreign Nationals: India’s MEA reports 84 Indians rescued, 149 safely crossed from China, and about 320 still uncontactable amid telecom outages; Australia says 41 citizens are missing and consular staff are working around the clock, while Canada says it is aware of 32 Canadians unconfirmed. Cross-border Rescue & Diplomacy: Nepal and China resumed rescue after a brief suspension when a barrier lake overflow threat eased, and India continues sending relief supplies and specialised teams. Human Impact: UNICEF warns 17,000 children are affected and faces urgent needs as hospitals and schools are damaged; Reuters highlights families searching for separated children, including a boy reunited with his mother after surviving by climbing trees. Information & Climate Debate: Separate reports note China’s tight control of flood footage and growing focus on climate-linked glacier instability, as scientists study the chain of events behind the glacier collapse.