Nepal Raises to About 1,400 Those Killed by Devastating Floods on the Border with China
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In China, the emergency left about 50 dead and more than 500 missing in China.
Almost three weeks after the devastating oil spill in Nepal, the authorities announced Tuesday that they had found the remains of nearly 1,400 dead persons, while more than 4,000 are still missing data, it sends the EFE press agency.
Almost three weeks after the storms that hit the country and Tibet, there are still more than 4,000 missing persons. Among the missing are 610 foreigners, including two Portuguese. The authorities have recovered 1,399 bodies and remains so far, but only 103 victims have been handed over to the families.
The most recent assessment by the National Authority for the Management and Reduction of Nepalese Disaster Risks places in 1,399 the number of bodies and remains recovered.
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