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In Nepal's flood zone, teachers mourn students who never returned

UNICEF said learning has been disrupted for more than 14,000 children as flood damage and missing students keep classes from returning to normal.

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The catastrophic flood, triggered by a glacial collapse near the China-Nepal border, killed more than 1,400 people, the majority in Nepal. Over 5,000 remain missing in the Himalayan nation one month after the tsunami-like waves swept away roads, bridges and settlements in the mountainous regions up north. At the Neelakantha Secondary School in hard-hit Rasuwa district, a teacher marked red circles beside the names of children missing since the A…

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RASUWA (Nepal), Sept 30 ▸ Each morning at a school in flood-ravaged Nepal, teachers taking attendance are ser...

Rasuva. 33 students studying in Neelkanth Secondary School located in Uttar Gaya Municipality-5 are forced to risk their lives to reach school every day. Due to inconvenience in transportation and challenging geographical location, they had to send cheap goods to Khola Tarne, Gadima Jhundine and Tuinma Warpar. Ranjana Thapa, a teacher of the said school, says, “After the Bhotekoshi flood, the students who come to Shantibazar and Parabenseebaat o…

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rtl.lu broke the news in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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