The death toll from the floods in Nepal and Tibet has risen to 633, and 2,980 people are still missing. In Nepal, more than 460 people have been recorded as injured, and 101 people are still in hospitals. Rain and fog have disrupted search-and-rescue operations.

According to Reuters’ latest report on Saturday, September 7, in Nepal 626 people have died and 2,426 are missing. Chinese authorities have also confirmed the deaths of seven people and the disappearance of 554 people in the county of Qiongrong in Tibet.

Comprehensive and updated figures on the number of injured have not been released for both sides of the border. On September 5, the Associated Press reported that the number of recorded injuries in Nepal was more than 460. The latest figures from Nepal show that 101 injured people are still being treated in hospitals.