Rasuwa · Gyirong · 26 August 2026

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Report someone missing with their photograph, so a stranger who finds them in Nepal can recognise them and tell you where they are.

A name cannot help someone who is unconscious. A face can.

Report a missing relative with their photograph. If they are found in Nepal — hurt, unable to speak, or carrying no papers — whoever finds them can recognise the face on this site and tell you where they are.

  1. Families registerA name, a last known place, and one clear photograph of the face.
  2. Someone is foundAt a health post, a shelter, a hospital — often unconscious, often with no documents.
  3. A stranger recognises themThey open this site, see the face, and report where that person is right now.

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Casualties
Over 1,200 dead and more than 4,000 missing after Nepal-Tibet floods
Nepal raised the death toll to 1,252 with over 4,000 people still missing following the flash floods triggered by glacier collapse. Reports vary with some sources citing over 1,300 missing and death tolls ranging from 734 to 1,252.
Official
Authorities begin legal process to declare missing flood victims dead
Nepal government has introduced procedures to declare missing Bhotekoshi flood victims legally dead if they remain unaccounted for 1.5 months. The process has started for 58 missing people.
Foreign nationals
Foreign nationals missing and rescued in Nepal floods
Reports indicate 667 tourists missing including 540 foreigners, with 50 foreign nationals rescued. Specific missing groups include 36 British, 49 Malaysians, 4 French, several Dutch, and dozens of Americans including 90 from the US.
Rescue
Rescue and relief operations ongoing with survivors found days after floods
Rescuers pulled two survivors alive 10 days after the floods. Nepal Army rescued 123 people from Timure including 8 foreigners. Air rescue operations continue amid massive flash floods with hundreds feared stuck in hydropower tunnels.
Update
Families search for missing and await DNA identification of victims
Families continue to search for missing loved ones with lists of unidentified dead released by police. DNA sample collection centers have been opened in Bengaluru to aid victim identification. Conflicting data and unidentified remains prolong family grief.
Access
Evacuations and displacement due to floods in Nepal
Thousands have been evacuated from flood-affected areas including over 180,000 in eastern India ahead of Cyclone Arnab. Locals displaced by Bhotekoshi flood live in tents. Bridges washed away in Gorkha district complicate access.
Rescue
Indian government and others provide rescue and medical support
India has rescued 149 Indians and sent specialized medical teams to Nepal. Bengaluru hospital opened a nodal center for DNA sample collection. The Philippine embassy is ready to assist missing Filipino physician.
Update
Helplines and tracking websites assist families in locating missing persons
A Hyderabad techie's website helps families track over 600 missing Nepal flood victims. Families of missing Americans plan to urge expanded US rescue efforts. Lists of missing persons from various countries have been released.

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Register someone missing

Do this in addition to Nepal Police and your own foreign ministry — see who to call. Once registered, add a photo of their face on the register: if they are found injured or unconscious with no documents, a photograph is the only way the person who finds them can work out who they are.

The most important field on this form. If they are found unable to speak, this is the only way anyone can work out who they are. Location data is removed before the photo is stored, so your home address is never published. You can add it later if you do not have one now.