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Nepal’s devastating flash floods have killed at least 469 people, while 977 remain unaccounted for, as rescuers face a fresh threat from an overflowing lake formed after the disaster. The catastrophe struck on 26 August along the Nepal-China border, sending water, mud, rock and debris through the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems. At least 3,253 people have been rescued in Nepal, but the operation has been complicated by destroyed roads, bridges and other infrastructure. The latest development is the emergence of a secondary flood risk. A barrier lake formed by debris near the border has begun overflowing, prompting authorities…