WorldPingCBS News
Nepal flash flood death toll exceeds 700, with around 3,000 still missing
Poor weather and challenging terrain have hampered aerial rescue operations in Nepal and Tibet.
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Deutsche Welle
Nepal issues fresh flood warning as 3,000 still missing
Rescuers are trying to reach dozens of hydropower workers trapped in flooded tunnels, but have been hampered by further rainfall.
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The Hindu
Nepal flash floods LIVE: Nepal, China death toll rises to 750, over 3,000 missing
Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah said the government is with the flood-affected citizens of the country and its priority is to save the life of every citizen…
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WorldPingTimes of India
4 days under debris, still alive: How a 97-year-old woman survived Nepal floods
In an inspiring tale of survival, a 97-year-old woman managed to endure four harrowing days trapped in rubble after the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal. Rescue teams are still combing through the obliterated regions for additional survivors.
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WorldPingFrance 24
Missing toll from Nepal, China flood nears 3,000 as race for survivors continues
Rescuers in Nepal and China on Saturday continued to search for the nearly 3,000 people missing after devastating flooding along the border with China engulfed entire villages earlier this week.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by France 24
WorldPingFox News
Death toll from mudslides, flooding at Nepal-China border climbs past 670; nearly 3,000 missing
Nepal's flood and mudslide death toll reaches more than 670 with nearly 3,000 missing as rain and fog halt search and rescue operations in the disaster zone.
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WorldPingThe Hindu
Nepal flood survivors return to ruins to salvage memories
The village of Dhunge, once home to roughly 150 families, now lies in ruins, reduced to a swampy expanse with an ominous rotting stench — one of dozens of settlements obliterated by the Himalayan floods.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by The Hindu