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Nepal Buries Flood Victims in Mass Graves

Nepal has begun burying flood victims in mass graves as authorities struggle to identify bodies and manage the disaster’s toll.

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Bobby Brown

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Nepal Buries Flood Victims in Mass Graves

Nepal has begun burying victims of catastrophic flooding in mass graves as authorities struggle to identify bodies and respond to the disaster’s rising death toll. Emergency teams are working through debris, recovering remains, and assisting families searching for missing relatives. Limited access, damaged infrastructure, and the scale of the destruction have complicated identification and funeral arrangements. Officials say mass burials may be necessary in severely affected areas, while communities continue seeking shelter, medical care, and information about the dead there.

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