Pakistan, Oct. 5 -- Severe landslides and floods triggered by relentless rainfall have killed at least 63 people in Nepal and India, leaving communities stranded as rescue teams struggle to reach remote mountainous areas.

In Nepal, torrential rains since Friday have caused rivers to overflow and inundated several settlements. Authorities confirmed 43 deaths, with 37 victims reported in the worst-hit eastern district of Illam following massive overnight landslides.

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Officials said blocked roads and damaged infrastructure are hampering rescue operations, forcing emergency teams to travel on foot. Helicopters and boats have been deployed to evacuate residents from flooded neig...