Pastor's Video Predicting Nepal Floods Goes Viral

A video of Pastor Perez Ndi making a series of predictions about Nepal, including floods and homes being submerged, has gone viral on social media after the devastating flash floods that struck the Himalayan nation on August 26.

The video, shared on YouTube on June 12, 2026, by the channel YESHUA GOSPEL MINISTRIES, features Pastor Ndi speaking about floods and other disasters in Nepal. At around the 1:26 mark, he says: “I see flood, I saw water, people’s houses buried under water in Nepal. Pray for the nation of Nepal.”

The pastor's remarks have resurfaced after flash floods hit Nepal's Rasuwa district near the Chinese border, resulting in a combined death toll of 1,003 in Nepal and China. Nearly 4,500 people are reportedly still missing.

The US Geological Survey said the flooding was triggered by a glacial collapse, with no rainfall in the area at the time, leaving residents with little or no warning.

The pastor's video has sparked numerous reactions online, with some users describing the apparent prediction as “shocking”, while others said it was difficult to believe.

However, the authenticity and context of the purported prediction, as well as any connection between the video and the subsequent disaster, could not be independently verified.

The flash floods in Nepal have led to an outpouring of support from around the world, with India's esports and gaming community rallying to raise funds for Nepal relief.

The disaster has also raised concerns about the impact of climate change on glacial collapse and the resulting flash floods.

In the aftermath of the disaster, many have taken to social media to offer prayers and support for the people of Nepal.

The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of disaster preparedness and the need for international cooperation in responding to natural disasters.

The people of Nepal are still reeling from the aftermath of the flash floods, and the country will likely take a long time to recover from the devastating impact of the disaster.