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1,003 Bodies Recovered in Nepal Floods; 4,000 Still Missing as Rescue Ops Continue

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As rescue teams battle rain and fresh alerts, Kathmandu is linking the disaster to climate change and seeking compensation from major emitters.

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The death toll from flash floods in Nepal has crossed 1000. Nearly 4,000 people are still missing. At the same time, a flood alert has been issued again when the water level of rivers rises in many areas.

When almost a week has passed since the devastating run between Nepal and Tibet, the authorities of the Asian country have raised the number of deaths to more than 1,000 this Tuesday, while the missing persons have been reduced to 3,900, taking into account that 583 of them are foreigners or tourists who were in the area. The National Authority for Disaster Risk Management and Reduccin (NDRRMA) has been published in a statement published through…

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Kathmandu: Nepal is reeling from the devastation caused by the devastating flash floods and landslides. The death toll in the country due to floods and landslides has risen to 1,003. Authorities say around 4,000 people are still missing. 583 foreign nationals are among the missing. Rescue and relief operations are ongoing in the affected areas. The initial conclusion is that the Bhotekoshi River was flooded after a landslide near the Nepal-Tibet…

The total death toll from the massive floods sweeping the Himalayan border region between Nepal and China has surpassed 1,000 six days after the disaster began. Search efforts by the government's joint rapid response team to find nine missing South Koreans continued, but have yet to yield significant results. According to Reuters on the 1st (local time), the Nepal Disaster Management Authority announced that the death toll in Nepal due to the …

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Orissa POST broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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