At least 2,502 people are still missing, authorities said.
On the other side of the border, China's state-run Xinhua News Agency said that at least 16 people had been confirmed killed. Another 546 people were still missing, Xinhua reported.
At least 85 Americans were still among the missing as of Sunday, State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott told ABC News' Martha Raddatz Sunday on "This Week."
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Nine Americans total had been evacuated, Pigott said, up from five on Friday.
We compiled a list of resources on how you can help victims of the deadly flooding:
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) : The IFRC, which represents all Red Cross and Red Crescent globally, launched an emergency appeal in response to the Nepal flash floods. "Donate today to help IFRC and the NRCS to scale up their response and bring life-saving assistance to those who need it most. Donations are made to the IFRC, which will channel resources to the NRCS and ensure accountability for their use." You can learn more on how to donate here.
Nepali Association of Northern California: The Nepali Association of Northern California in Richmond, California is accepting donations. "Your generous contribution will help provide essential food, clean water, emergency supplies, temporary shelter, and other critical assistance to affected communities," the organization said. Learn more here.
UNICEF: The United Nations organization that helps children in need, is accepting monetary donations to help children and victims of the flooding. Click here to learn more.
World Central Kitchen: The team of the World Central Kitchen, a nonprofit organization that provides chef-prepared meals to people affected by natural disasters, climate emergencies, and humanitarian crises, says it is "on the ground in Nepal's Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts, downstream from the country's border with China, where flash flooding has left more than a hundred people dead and hundreds more missing. Our restaurant partners are already on the ground serving meals to affected communities," according to its website. You can learn more here.
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