Nepal, Isolated Villages: Aid Arrives only by Helicopter
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One week after the flood, forces in Nepal are fighting against rain and fog. They rescue the dead, deliver relief supplies to cut-off villages by helicopter. Impressions from SPIEGEL correspondent Serafin Reiber.
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Rasuwa, 2 sets. (askanews) - Helicopters to reach the villages that have remained isolated after the devastating flood in Nepal. In the Himalayan district of Rasuwa roads and communications are interrupted and some communities have become real islands, without connections with the rest of the country. The land also makes air operations difficult: the larger means have no spaces to land and the aid must be transported in small quantities. One wee…
The provisional record of the devastating flood in Nepal, on Tuesday 1 August, surpassed the bar of 1,000 dead. While relief continues to search for mud and rubble in search of possible survivors, some are still waiting for the arrival of external aid.
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