Two Russians rescued in Nepal flood

Two Russian tourists were rescued after a flood in Nepal, according to Nepal's tourism management.

Consensus

Two Russian tourists were rescued in Nepal after the flood.
The flood occurred on August 26 in northern Nepal and affected border regions of China.
The cause of the flood was a landslide in the Himalayas, involving ice and rock collapse.
At least 31 foreign tourists were rescued by August 27–28.
The number of missing people in Nepal exceeded 460, with over 600 foreigners unaccounted for.
The flood caused destruction of infrastructure including roads, bridges, and power stations.
The Nepalese government and emergency services were involved in search and rescue operations.
Russian embassy reported evacuating eight tourists from the disaster zone using private transport.

667 people are missing in total in Nepal as of August 28, with 8 Russians missing. — fontanka
7 Russians are missing, 121 foreign tourists rescued, and 622 people's locations are unknown. — interfax
31 foreign tourists were rescued, 291 foreign tourists were initially reported missing. — vedomosti
53 Ukrainians and 4 Russians were reported missing, 157 people died, and 85 security personnel and 60 hydroelectric workers were missing. — vm
The number of missing people in Nepal is around 1,000, with about 600 being tourists and pilgrims. — interfax
The flood was caused by an earthquake followed by a landslide. — vedomosti
The flood was caused by a landslide and a mudflow from the Bhote Koshi river. — vm
The flood started in the morning of August 26 and affected border areas of China and Nepal. — fontanka
The most affected area was the Rasuwa region. — interfax
The flood affected the Rasuwa, Dhading, and Nuwakot regions. — vedomosti
The flood was caused by an earthquake and subsequent landslide. — vedomosti
The flood was caused by a mudflow from the Bhote Koshi River originating from Tibet. — vm