Football usually brings the Score808 community together for fixtures, scores and the next big result. Today, our attention is elsewhere. We are thinking of the families in Nepal affected by the severe flooding in Rasuwa and surrounding areas on 26 August 2026.
For supporters following from Malaysia, the distance does not make the loss or uncertainty less real. A sporting community is still a community, and difficult moments are when solidarity matters most.
Why verified updates matter
Conditions and official figures can change as rescue teams reach isolated places. That is why this page does not repeat fast-moving casualty totals or claims from unverified social posts. Readers looking for weather and river information should use Nepal's Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, which also operates the 1155 flood early-warning service inside Nepal.
The World Health Organization in Nepal says emergency medicines, medical supplies and tents have been mobilised while it works with national health authorities and partners.
What football fans can do
- Share updates only when the source and publication time are clear.
- Do not repost unconfirmed lists of missing people or private family details.
- If donating, use an established relief organisation and confirm its official payment channel independently.
- Keep emergency information visible instead of turning the disaster into sporting or political arguments.
A message beyond the scoreboard
Football teaches us to look after teammates and to stand together after setbacks. We extend that same spirit to Nepal's residents, medical workers, rescue crews and volunteers.
Score808 sends condolences to those mourning, strength to people waiting for news and hope to everyone beginning the long work of recovery. We wish Nepal safety, unity and a steady path forward.
Sources and video report
- WHO Nepal: official flood-response statement
- Nepal Department of Hydrology and Meteorology
- Reuters: Nepal-Tibet deadly flash flood severely damages villages (YouTube)
Sources checked on 27 August 2026. Emergency information may change as authorities publish updates.