Rescue Efforts Intensify After Catastrophic Mudslide in Nepal

The search for survivors of the devastating flash flood in Nepal is intensifying in a race against time. The death toll has reached 750 and 2,500 people are officially missing five days after the disaster. NBC’s Janis Mackey Frayer reports for Sunday TODAY.

Authorities warn rising water could complicate recoveries with more than 3,000 still missing

Nepal Flash Floods Highlights: The deluge of ice and mud caused huge pools of water to form, with one of these formations bursting on Friday in Tibet in a new threat to emergency workers scouring the region for survivors.

Nearly 2,500 people are missing following the flash floods that devastated a mountainous region between Nepal and China, with authorities on both sides of the border stepping up rescue efforts.

Rescuers pulled out survivors and helicopters ferried people to safety as Nepal and China raced to respond after catastrophic flash floods​ killed hundreds of people.

Dramatic rescue operations are under in Nepal after flash floods and mudslides killed 97 people and left 384 missing, including British national

Rescue teams are rushing to find hundreds of people still missing after flash floods near Nepal's border with China.