The death toll in South Asia continues to rise after flooding and landslides ravaged the border region of India and Nepal, leaving tens of thousands displaced and millions affected.
More than 100 people have died in India and Nepal since monsoon flooding began over the weekend. The rains had stopped in Nepal on Tuesday, but the disaster was far from over -- with heavy downpours expected to continue in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan in the coming days.

Members of an Indian family stand atop a hut at the flood affected area of Hatishila in Kamrup district of India's Assam state on Tuesday, July 16, 2019.
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A Pakistani Kashmiri removes mud from his house in Neelum Valley.
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A Pakistani Kashmiri family gathers around their belongings outside their damaged house on Tuesday.
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A girl places her school books to dry along a road in the flood-affected area of Hatishila in Kamrup district of India's Assam state on Tuesday.
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Pakistani commuters cross a flooded street after heavy monsoon rains in Lahore on Tuesday.
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An Indian woman carries her sick son on a boat in Burha Burhi village, east of Gauhati, Assam, India, on Monday, July 15.
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An Indian woman carries her belongings on an embankment to take shelter in Pabhokathi village east of Guwahati, India, on Monday.
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Villagers are transported on a boat toward a safer place at a flooded village in Nagaon district, in the northeastern state of Assam, India, on Monday.
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The sudden flood washed away and uprooted many coastal trees in the southern part of Bangladesh on Monday.
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An Indian girl carries drinking water as she wades through floodwaters at Pabhokathi village in Morigaon district of India's Assam state on Monday.
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Villagers travel on a boat in the flood-affected Jhargaon Village in the Morigaon district of India's Assam state on Monday.
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Villagers walk along a road washed away by heavy flooding in Neelum Valley in Pakistani-controlled Kashmir on Monday. Pakistan says many people are missing and feared dead after heavy rains triggered flash floods.
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Boys walk along a flooded road in Bandarban district in Bangladesh on Sunday, July 14.
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Amena Khatoon, 22, holds her 2-month-old daughter, Umahani, as a hen hatches its eggs in a container and villagers travel on a boat in Katahguri village along the Brahmaputra River, east of Guwahati, India, on Sunday.
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Local residents gather concrete fragments and heavy bags wrapped in nets to build a dam as floodwaters flow from the north into the east Indian state of Bihar near Muzaffarpur on Saturday, July 13.
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An Indian woman searches for her belongings near the debris of her house following flooding in Kasuarbori village, in the northeastern Indian state of Assam on Saturday.
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A man walks past gas cylinders in a flooded colony in Kathmandu, Nepal, on Friday, July 12.
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Vehicles travel through water a logged road in Banepa, Kavrepalanchok, Nepal on Friday.
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A member of the Nepalese army carries a child along the flooded colony in Kathmandu, Nepal, on Friday.
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Indian residents stand outside a home in a flooded area following monsoon rain in Siliguri, a city in the Indian state of West Bengal on Friday.
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A Bangladeshi driver makes his way through a water-logged street during the monsoon season in Dhaka on Friday.
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A Bangladeshi man walks through floodwaters during the monsoon season in Dhaka on Friday.
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