Following the devastating flash floods that struck Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday, a daughter has utilized social media to track the final known location of her mother, Hemangini Jitendra Patel, and her aunt. The floods, which swept through valleys and destroyed entire villages, have caused a significant humanitarian crisis. Current reports indicate that at least 675 people have died, with over 3,000 individuals still unaccounted for.

Among those missing are 33 British nationals, a group that includes a 13-year-old child, several NHS workers, and a priest. The daughter, Tulshi Patel, identified the location of her relatives by analyzing a TikTok video posted by her mother just hours before the disaster occurred.

In response to the scale of the tragedy, the United Kingdom is dispatching a specialized team to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, which is expected to arrive this Saturday. While the search and rescue efforts continue, the exact status of the missing British nationals remains uncertain. The situation remains fluid as rescue teams navigate the wreckage left by the flooding to reach affected areas and account for those currently listed as missing.