Nepal-Tibet floods live updates: Aussie survivor Cara Severino and family express relief over ‘miracle’

We are wrapping up our live coverage of the Nepal-Tibet flood disaster for today.

Here is a summary of Sunday’s events:

• At least 734 people have been declared dead
• Almost 3,000 remain unaccounted for, including 42 Australians
• Australian survivor Cara Severino thanked the Australian government and embassy for efforts to find her safe and well
• Ms Severino’s family have also expressed their elation over the safe location of the 26-year-old
• Australia has ramped up its consular response as eight additional personnel from DFAT’s Crisis Response and Rapid Response teams touch down in Kathmandu
• The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) issued an alerting over worsening conditions along the Bhotekoshi River
• Smartraveller warning urges Australians to reconsider heading to areas within 50 kilometres of the Trishuli Rive in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Nawalpur and Gorkha districts because of flooding, landslides, infrastructure damage and the possibility of further flooding

Scroll down to read more details from our rolling coverage, or check out our wrap here.