‘She’s Gone’: Man Recounts Horror of Watching Wife Get Buried in Nepal Flood Mud
More than 5,000 rescuers searched for survivors as foreign trekkers, including two Irish citizens, remained missing after debris flows hit the border region.
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The flood comes with tremendous force: water and mud tear with them everything that stands in their way in the Himalayas. Whole communities are buried. Survivors tell of the seconds of horror.
At least 168 people have died and more than 1,300 are dispersed after the flood-lightning that devastated the Himalayan region on the border between Nepal and Tibet. In the district of Rasuwa remain mud, debris, houses and roads destroyed as the searches continue without rest. Among the people missing the appeal there are hundreds of foreigners, many traveling to Kailash Manasarovar, destination of pilgrimages and tourism. Keshav Prasad Baral te…
The devastating floods in Nepal have destroyed many lives. Many people have lost loved ones. Many are missing since the incident. 157 people have lost their lives.
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