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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.
Rescue operations in Nepal are entering a fourth day with more than 2,000 people
still missing after catastrophic flash floods along the border with China.
NPR's Dia Hadid reports more than 500 people are dead as the search continues.
The number of missing included more than 500 in Tibet, according to Chinese authorities.
But it was Nepali authorities who dramatically increased numbers of missing in their territory.
The New York Times reported authorities raised the number after some 900 people
were reported missing from more than a dozen hydropower projects.
Further downstream, footage shared by Nepali Media showed
men and women checking lists of wounded posted outside hospitals.
Flood survivor Sabitri Gurung told NPR producer Mamita Bandari