Nearly 4,562 people remain missing in Nepal and the Chinese autonomous region of Tibet six days after the disaster, including hundreds of foreign tourists and workers from over 30 countries. ^[1] Nepal and Chinese authorities reported a provisional total of 1,066 deaths following a massive landslide in the Himalayas, with 1,050 fatalities in Nepal and 16 in China. ^[2] A glacial avalanche in the Himalayas has killed over 1,000 people and left more than 4,500 missing across Nepal and the Chinese region of Tibet. ^[3] Due to overwhelmed morgues and health risks, authorities have buried hundreds of unidentified bodies after collecting DNA samples to help families identify their relatives later. ^[4] Rescue teams are continuing to search for approximately 100 workers trapped in tunnels at a hydroelectric plant in Nepal despite diminishing hopes of survival. ^[5]