Buried under debris for 3 days, 6-year-old survives Nepal flood devastation
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Buried under debris for 3 days, 6-year-old survives Nepal flood devastation
Armed Police rescuers found a six-year-old girl buried under soil in Timure during Bhote Koshi flood operations. She was brought to Kathmandu after her condition worsened, underscoring the urgency of treatment.
Armed police forces pulled a six-year-old girl, buried under the debris of the Bhotekoshi flood in Timure, Rasuwa district, Nepal, alive on Friday evening after three days in the water. Rescuers heard the girl's cries from beneath the mud, prompting an immediate search.
The scale of the devastation continues to grow three days after a flash flood swept through mountainous areas on the Nepal-Tibet border. The death toll has reached at least 676 on both sides of the border, nearly 3,000 people remain missing, entire communities have been cut off and Kathmandu is already estimating it will need up to $5 billion.
Amid the floods in Nepal, a piece of relief has emerged. A 6-year-old girl, buried under debris, was rescued after three days and found alive.
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