I Was Supposed to Go: Indian-Origin Man Breaks Down as Wife Goes Missing in Nepal
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I was supposed to go: Indian-origin man breaks down as wife goes missing in Nepal
A group of 80 Isha Foundation pilgrims was inside the Gyirong immigration building when flash floods swept it away on the Nepal-Tibet border. As Nepal's death toll rose to 579, families awaited news amid renewed flood warnings and continuing rescue efforts.
The death toll stood at 584 on the 28th (local time), the third day since massive flooding struck the Himalayan mountain region bordering Nepal and China. According to Reuters and other sources, Nepalese police stated that 579 people had died as of that day due to the large-scale flooding that occurred in the Bagmati region in northern Nepal on the 26th. Including the five people killed by successive landslides in Keelung County, Shigatse City, …
The devastating landslide that occurred on Wednesday in northern Nepal, on the border with China, caused at least 579 deaths, Nepal's emergency management authority announced this Friday, in an updated balance sheet.
Nepal's devastating floods and landslides have killed 579 people. More than 1,000 are missing. Rescuers are continuing their search for survivors. Around 100 people are reported to be trapped in a tunnel of a hydroelectric project, and rescue operations are underway. Rescue operations have been stepped up after it was learned that the risk of the lake overflowing is under control. So far, 1,545 people have been rescued from the floods. The death…
The death toll from Wednesday's devastating landslide in Nepal has risen to 579, while 1,924 are missing, the Emergency Management Authority announced today. More...
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