Nepal Ends Flood Search
Nepal has ended its search and rescue operation after the devastating flood in August, which killed at least 1,455 people. The focus now shifts to rehabilitation and reconstruction.

Nepal has concluded its search and rescue operation for those still missing after the flood.
The flood in August killed at least 1,455 people, officials said on Monday.
At least 5,285 people were affected by the flood.
Key facts
- At least 1,455 people killed in the flood
- Search and rescue operation has ended
- Focus now on rehabilitation and reconstruction
- At least 5,285 people affected
Three perspectives
Neutral
The end of the search and rescue operation marks a new phase in Nepal's response to the flood. The government will now focus on rehabilitation and reconstruction. The international community will likely be watching the relief efforts.
Positive
The conclusion of the search and rescue operation is a significant step towards recovery. Nepal can now focus on rebuilding and supporting those affected by the flood. This shift in focus will help the country move forward.
Negative
The end of the search and rescue operation may leave some families without answers about their missing loved ones. The focus on rehabilitation and reconstruction may not be enough to support all those affected by the flood. More needs to be done to support the victims.
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