More than 300 tourists, including 12 Britons and three Americans, are missing after devastating flash floods and mudslides wiped out buildings and bridges along the Nepal-Tibet border.
Houses and roads were swept away in Nepal by rushing water and mudslides while officials in China-controlled Tibet said they feared 'major casualties' with some missing in the county of Gyirong after a mudslide hit a land crossing between the neighbours this morning.
At least 95 people have been confirmed dead following the natural disaster, amid fears that more bodies will be found as search and rescue operations get underway.
Terrifying footage shows a tsunami wave of flood water crashing through a town, sweeping away everything in its path in the mountainous Rasuwa region of Nepal.
In Tibet, one clip showed the Gyirong Port land crossing being annihilated by the flood. Dozens of people were seen running away in terror seconds before the water and mud crashed into the structure and wiped it out.
