5 Killed in Avalanche-Triggered Flooding in Nepal A flooded mountain river swept away dozens of people along with their houses, farms and cattle Saturday in western Nepal, officials said. Police official Shailesh Thapa said five bodies have been pulled out from the Seti river in Kaski district. Police are searching for more victims. There are several people believed to be missing, including three Russian tourists who were trekking in the area, Thapa said. The names of the Russians were not yet known. Police teams were trying to reach the village in the Mount Annapurna area where the flooding had started. The flooding even reached the tourist resort town of Pokhara, about 200 kilometers (125 miles) west of the capital, Katmandu. The Annapurna region is popular area for thousands of trekkers who visit the area every year. May is the end of the trekking season, so there are not many trekkers left in the region. The Seti river is a main source of water for the people in the region, and many villages are located on the banks of the river.