A week after the catastrophic floods that struck Nepal, rescue operations continue as more than 110 individuals have been rescued, but hopes of finding more survivors are dimming with death tolls exceeding 1,100. The flash floods, triggered by a collapsed mountainside and exacerbated by climate change, have left nearly 5,000 people missing. Drone footage has revealed the extensive destruction, and many missing tourists, including 33 British nationals and several Americans, have made contact with authorities. As communities grapple with the aftermath, the Nepali economy struggles to absorb the estimated $5 billion in damages, while experts warn that additional flooding could be imminent. Aid efforts are underway, but the situation remains dire with mass burials occurring and the smell of death lingering over affected areas.