Rescuers Race to Find Thousands Missing After Deadly Himalayan Floods
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Nepal and Tibet are experiencing an unspeakable human tragedy after a glacier collapsed, with rescue teams continuing their search efforts in the mud, while the death toll approaches 700 and the number of missing people is approaching 3,000. The international community has been called on to help repair the damage, the cost of which is estimated at 4 to 5 billion dollars, with countries such as Pakistan already sending humanitarian aid.
In Nepal, rescuers are battling through tons of mud for more than 3,000 missing people after deadly flooding that has left at least 682 dead.
Rescuers are fighting a "battle" against time to recover bodies and locate thousands of missing people after the mud "tsunami" that swept through the areas ... The article Nepal: Rescuers' "battle" to locate thousands of missing people after the flood - "Nothing was left" was published in NewsIT.
Search and rescue work in dangerous areas is temporarily suspended, rescuers and equipment are taken to safe places
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