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08/30/2026

Nepal's foreign minister is calling for a "global effort" to tackle climate change, saying his country is among the worst-hit by rising temperatures.

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08/29/2026

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08/29/2026

08/28/2026

Reposting.

MISSING AFTER THE BHOTE KOSHI FLASH FLOOD

Samir Joshi and Aparna Joshi have been reported missing following the flash flood near the Nepal–China border. Their family has been unable to contact them since 08:00 NPT on August 26, 2026.

They were reportedly seen wearing yellow clothing near the Timure–Gyirong border around one hour before the flood struck. They were travelling with Hills and Trails and Richa Tours.

Anyone with information about their whereabouts or contact with rescue teams and authorities in Nepal, India or China is urgently requested to contact:

Veda Joshi: +49 17680692142
Sachin Joshi: +91 98198 25299
Sangeeta Pandit: +91 98330 33795

If any of your relatives are missing following the flood, please email their details and photographs to [email protected] so that we can help spread the message.

08/28/2026

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08/27/2026

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08/27/2026

So saddened at the loss and devastation.

🙏 Our Hearts and Prayers Are with Everyone Affected by the Devastating Floods Near the Nepal–Tibet Border

Our hearts are with everyone affected by the devastating floods near the Nepal–Tibet border on August 26, 2026. Lives have been lost, many remain missing, and families and communities are facing grief, displacement, and uncertainty as rescue efforts continue.

During this difficult time, we offer our deepest prayers, loving-kindness, and compassion to all those touched by this tragedy. We hold especially close those who have lost loved ones, those still waiting anxiously for news, the injured and displaced, and the courageous rescue workers and volunteers working tirelessly to help others.

We believe that compassion knows no borders. When suffering touches anyone, anywhere, it reminds us that beyond nationality, language, culture, and difference, we belong to one human family. May relief efforts reach every affected area swiftly, bringing rescue, shelter, care, and hope to those in need.

We also want to reassure everyone concerned about the venerable monks of the Walk for Peace. Venerable Khundech Thantacitto and Venerable Thirasak are spending the Rains Retreat in Nepal in an area unaffected by the flooding, and both are safe. Venerable Phiyathammoo had planned to spend the retreat in an area now affected by the floods, but his plans changed before the trip. We are deeply grateful that all venerable monks of the Walk for Peace are safe and unharmed.

While deeply grateful for their safety, our hearts remain with everyone who was not as fortunate.

Today, wherever you are, we invite you to pause for a moment of prayer, meditation, or loving-kindness.

May those who have lost their lives rest in peace.
May the missing be found safely.
May the injured receive care, grieving families find comfort, and all those affected find strength and support in the days ahead.

May all beings be safe.
May all beings be free from suffering. 🙏

08/26/2026

Oh my goodness. Prayers don’t do this event justice.