Nepal marked a government-declared day of mourning on Monday for people killed in the Aug. 26 floods. Flags at government offices were lowered to half-staff as families completed 13-day mourning rituals for at least 1,300 deaths and about 5,000 missing, including foreigners.
WHO:Nepal government and families of flood victims
WHAT:Nepal held an official day of mourning with flags lowered and mourning rituals completed for flood victims.
WHEN:Sep 7, 2026
WHERE:Nepal
WHY:To remember those killed in the Aug. 26 floods and to complete the 13-day Hindu mourning period.
