🇳🇵 Nepal Disaster — Survivors Contact & Global Reach

📰 The situation (official reports)

• 600+ dead in Nepal's flash floods, search entering its fourth day — some reports put the toll at 900+, with thousands missing and survivors stranded. The Star — 600+ killed, day 4 · Tri-City Herald — search continues · Orange — 900 dead, thousands missing
• Survivors describe being "swept away, buried and stranded"; a 97-year-old woman was pulled from rubble after days on noodles. News18 — survivor accounts · Hindustan Times — 97-year-old rescued
• Villages destroyed by the flood; survivors are returning to what is left. Orange — survivors return

📞 Contact — survivors & families

If you are a survivor, or you are looking for someone — leave your message here. A human reads it and it is forwarded to the support network.

🆘 Emergency numbers (Nepal)

📻 Radio — emergency communications

• Nepal Amateur Radio Society (NARS) — the national amateur radio body used in past disasters for emergency traffic when networks fail: nars.org.np
• Amateur radio emergency frequencies commonly monitored during Nepal disasters: 7.110 MHz and 14.300 MHz (international disaster frequency) on HF; local VHF repeaters via NARS.
• If mobile networks are down, licensed amateur radio operators relay survivor messages to agencies — this page's contact form also serves as the relay log.
• Commercial radio: Radio Nepal broadcasts nationwide — the official public service for disaster announcements. radionepal.gov.np

🌍 Global reach — how this page works

• Public, no login, no barriers — reachable from any device, any country, on a stable global URL.
• Messages from the contact form are logged and forwarded to the support network, and can be relayed onward (including via radio when networks are down).
• Share this page on every channel: WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, X, Facebook — sharing it costs nothing and could find someone.
• If you run a radio station or community network, you may rebroadcast the essentials of this page (numbers + contact form) — help it reach the villages.