The Himalayas have witnessed a devastating flash flood disaster that has left a trail of destruction in Nepal and Tibet. The collapse of the glacial ice mass triggered massive floods, claiming over 359 lives and leaving many more still missing.

According to Udit Narayan Jha, whose father was a Nepalese national, the disaster has left his family and friends in the affected region feeling devastated. 'It's a very sad thing, but it's God's calling and we can do nothing in it,' he says. For related coverage, explore our detailed analysis on Technology and Digital Systems.

Devastating Impact

Several Bollywood celebrities have come forward to express their support for the victims and their families. Actor Manisha Koirala shared posts on her Instagram Stories urging people to 'pray for Nepal' and also reshared avenues where people can come out and help for relief efforts.

Actor Rohit Suresh Saraf took to Instagram Stories and wrote, 'The images coming out of Nepal are absolutely heartbreaking... Nepal will always be deeply close to my heart, and it is painful to see so many people suffering.

Praying for the safety of those still missing, strength for their families, and for every person working tirelessly on rescue and relief efforts.'

Actor and humanitarian Sonu Sood expressed his support on X, stating, 'Nepal, you are not alone. We are coming with food, shelter and the strength to help you rebuild.' Sanjay Dutt, Arun Govil were also among the celebrities who showed support for the victims.

Bollywood Support

The Nepal Tourism Board has delivered emergency helpline numbers, including a toll-free number (1234), a hotline (1144), and the Tourist Law enforcement personnel contact (9851289445). These numbers can be used

Many tourists from across the world, including the US, the UK, Australia, India, have been reported missing due to the floods. The Nepal Tourism Board has issued a list of missing persons, and efforts are being made to locate them.

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A massive glacial collapse caused catastrophic flash floods in the Himalayan border region of Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday. The death and destruction caused Udit Narayan Jha, whose father was a Nepalese national, feels devastated seeing the loss and destruction. “It’s a very sad thing, but it’s God’s calling and we can do nothing in it,” he says.

Coming from Mithila, which lies on the border of Bihar and Nepal, Jha has family and friends in the region, and while they are away from the effected area, there is still danger looming over them. “We have not got much information, but baadh udhar bhi hai and danger alert wahaan bhi ho rakha hai,” he shares.

The singer asserts that he wants to contribute to relief efforts but want to first figure out the right channel through which the donation reaches the right place. “I am always up for it. Everyone is sad and concerned across the globe, and for me, the pain hits home.

Seeing this level of destruction just makes me feel like crying. We are just praying that all gets better soon,” he says.Bollywood shows supportAn outpour of support have come for the victims and their families from Bollywood celebrities.

Actor Manisha Koirala, who hails from Nepal, shared posts on her Instagram Stories urging people to “pray for Nepal” and also reshared the avenues where people can come out and help for relief efforts. Actor Rohit Suresh Saraf, who also has Nepalese roots, took to Instagram Stories and wrote, “The images coming out of Nepal are absolutely heartbreaking...

Nepal will always be deeply close to my heart, and it is painful to see so many people suffering. Praying for the safety of those still missing, strength for their families, and for every person working tirelessly on rescue and relief efforts.”Actor and humanitarian Sonu Sood, expressed his support on X, stating, “Nepal, you are not alone.

We are coming with food, shelter and the strength to help you rebuild.” Sanjay Dutt, Arun Govil were also among the celebrities who demonstrated support for the victims.The Nepal floodsThe death toll in the Nepal Flash Floods has reached 359, with over 1500 people having been reported missing. It’s not just the locals, but many tourists from across the world, including the US, the UK, Australia as well as India, have been got stuck because of the situation.

The floods were caused The Nepal Tourism Board has delivered emergency helpline numbers, including a toll-free number (1234), a hotline (1144), and the Tourist Law enforcement personnel contact (9851289445). Tourists from India, the UK, Australia, the US, Malaysia, South Africa, and the Netherlands, have also been reported missing.