Nepal's devastating floods have raised fresh concerns for the country's vital adventure tourism industry ahead of its peak travel season.
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The UN says the disaster has left at least 2.2 million tonnes of debris, according to a preliminary estimate.
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Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah said that the devastating flood that entered Rasuwa was due to climate change…
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WorldPingNearly a week after flash floods devastated parts of Nepal and Tibet, rescuers are still searching for people trapped in hydropower plants. But first they have to find the plants.
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WorldPingHong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong pleaded guilty to foreign collusion on Wednesday in a second national security trial against him that could see him jailed for life Elitsa Gadeva has more.
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WorldPingMore than 1, 000 people have died and thousands are missing, with communities relying on airlifted supplies.
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WorldPingThe USS Abraham Lincoln is docking close to Pattaya, known for its neon-lit nightlife, and for sex tourism.
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