Following a week of intensive search and rescue operations, Nepal is transitioning to a rehabilitation phase after devastating flash floods triggered by a glacier disaster. The floods, originating last week, have already claimed over 1,100 lives, and authorities now fear the worst for the nearly 4,000 people still missing. Rescuers are conducting final searches of hydropower tunnels, but hope is dwindling as time passes. The disaster has left many buried under substantial debris, hindering recovery efforts and making accurate accounting of the missing extremely difficult. With the search phase concluding, the focus is shifting to providing aid and support to survivors and rebuilding affected areas. The scale of the destruction suggests a long and challenging recovery process for Nepal.