A crowd gathers constantly in front of the gallery, with some people filming the rows of printed faces.
Kathmandu – In Nepal’s capital, desperate people searching for family members missing after last week’s devastating floods post photographs on a wall, clinging to a final, fading hope of finding them. Images of Nepalis and foreign nationals of all ages are plastered along a 25-meter wall, rising as high as possible — even onto the columns outside TU Teaching Hospital. Nearly 4,500 people are missing following the collapse of a Himalayan glacier on the China-Nepal border that triggered a tsunami-like wall of freezing water and debris, killing more than 900 people.
Extract — continue reading at the source.
Similar stories
6 outlets
See how this story developed, hour by hour
South Africans missing in Nepal's glacial flood
france24.com
01.09.2026
Nepal flash flood deaths surpass 600, with around 3,000 still missing
cbsnews.com
29.08.2026
Nepal flood death toll rises to 1,259, over 5,000 missing
azernews.az
04.09.2026
Families perform symbolic funerals for missing Nepal flood victims
aljazeera.com
03.09.2026
Families of the missing in Nepal's flash floods perform symbolic cremations
npr.org
03.09.2026
Nepal families post photos of missing relatives on Kathmandu hospital wall
euronews.com
01.09.2026