A MUM has told how she plucked her tot to safety during the Nepal floods — with just moments to spare.

Urmila Tamang, 23, scooped up 18-month-old son Ayushman and .

Urmila Tamang carries her son on her back at a temporary accommodation in Bidur, Nepal, after floodwaters destroyed their home.Urmila Tamang, 23, scooped up 18-month-old son Ayushman and ran frantically for cover on higher ground Credit: Ian Whittaker Mother Urmila Tamang and her son Tamang, flood survivors from Nepal, at temporary accommodation in Bidur, Nuwakot.Her husband Aman, 25, then sped them to safety on his motorbike Credit: Ian Whittaker

Her husband Aman, 25, then sped them to safety on his motorbike.

They made a desperate dash for safety with 13 other family members in the small market town of , on the banks of the , but eight were swept away.

Urmila and Ayushman are now staying in a displacement camp for women and children, set up at a yoga centre.

Urmila told The Sun: “We were warned about the flood by my mum, who lives on the Gyirong border.

“We didn’t even have time to grab our clothes.

“We left everything at home.

“I picked up Ayushman and ran.

“My feet were hurting and I was so scared for him.”

Urmila Tamang and her son after the Nepal floods.Urmila told The Sun: ‘We were warned about the flood by my mum, who lives on the Gyirong border’ Credit: Ian Whittaker People running from a flash flood in a mountainous region.Footage shows people running for their lives as a sudden flash flood tears through the Nepal-Tibet region Credit: https://x.com/surajit_ghosh2

Meanwhile, Brit food truck owner was still searching for newlywed wife .

He had made it to the village of Sole — where she and his mum, brother and uncle disappeared — but his relatives say Pramod, of , has been unable to find them.

Pramod told The Sun on Sunday about his last phone call with her before the flood struck.