Relatives of those still missing in the massive flash floods in Nepal on Wednesday hold onto hope that their loved ones have survived. The devastating natural disaster has left a trail of destruction and death in its wake, with at least 939 people confirmed dead and 3,925 still unaccounted for.

The cause of the flash flood is still under investigation, but initial reports suggest that heavy rainfall in the region may have contributed to the disaster. "The situation is very critical," said Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, who has declared a state of emergency in the affected areas.

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"We are doing everything possible to rescue those trapped and provide aid to the affected families."

As the search for missing loved ones continues, relatives are holding onto hope that their family members may have survived. "I haven't lost my hope," said one relative, who wished to remain anonymous. "We just need some news about our loved ones." The situation is being closely monitored

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The impact of the flash flood has been felt across the region, with entire villages left barren and devastated. Aerial footage shows the extent of the damage, with rivers overflowing their banks and homes destroyed. "It's like a war zone," said one resident, who described the scene as "apocalyptic."

As the rescue efforts continue, families are waiting anxiously for news about their loved ones. The situation is being closely monitored