Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Dave Maticley.
Bodies continue to be found in Nepal five days after a glacier collapse triggered mudslides
and flash flooding along the border with Tibet.
The death toll has risen to at least 900, with thousands still missing.
NPR's Chandelier Duster has more.
Authorities in Nepal say they are searching for more than 2,000 people from various countries.
State Department spokesperson Tommy Piggott told ABC News 85 Americans
are still unaccounted for and nine have been evacuated.
He also said they were not aware of American deaths.
The State Department, Piggott said, is sending aid to assist in recovery efforts.
We have activated from the State Department.
$3.6 million in emergency humanitarian assistance.
That includes up to three months of emergency food for up to 10,000 flood-affected households.
The U.S. Embassy in Nepal has warned that heavy rain could lead to more flooding in the region.
Chandelice Duster, NPR News.
More than a dozen people are still missing in the Grand Canyon as a result of flash flooding along the Colorado River.
Connor Greenwall with member station KJZZ says dozens of people were evacuated from the area over the weekend.
A significant flash flood event near Bright Angel Canyon has destroyed several structures
and damaged other infrastructure and utilities.
At least 62 people have been evacuated to the South Rim by the Arizona