Nepal floods aftermath through the lens of Reuters photographers

A glacier collapse on Aug. 26 sent a massive mud-and-rock flood along the Nepal–Tibet border, burying villages and sweeping away roads and homes.
At least 1,380 bodies have been recovered and roughly 5,500 people remain missing as rescue efforts focus on blocked hydropower tunnels.
Striking human images — a muddied school bag, an elderly woman carried in a backhoe bucket, and tunnel survivors — have become symbols of both loss and unlikely rescues.