One Month After the Nepal Mudslide, Death Certificates for the More than 5,200 Missing People Will Generally Not Be Issued Until 12 Years Later, Placing a Burden on the Surviving Families.
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A month ago, devastating floods in Nepal caused widespread devastation, killing 1,453 people and leaving 5,285 missing. Flooding along the Bhotekoshi River caused extensive damage to homes, roads, bridges, and hydropower projects.
This website is available on Cedarnews.net. To learn more about the latest news and information, visit us. [Yomiuri Shimbun] [Kathmandu - Sachiko Aoki] One month has passed since the massive mudslide that occurred in the border region between Nepal and China on the 26th. According to the Nepalese side, the death toll has reached 1,453 and the number of missing persons has exceeded 5,200. The Chinese side states that the death toll and number of …
Catastrophic floods wreak havoc The floods that struck Nepal a month ago have caused devastating damage. According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), 1,453 people have died in the disaster, while 5,285 are still missing. Rescue operations have evacuated 13,795 people to safety. […]
September 26th marks one month since the massive mudslide near the border between Nepal and China. Reporter Takamasa Seki reports from a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Kathmandu, Nepal, where people who evacuated from the disaster area are still living. These people, who fled from Timre, a border region with China devastated by the mudslide, are living in this temple. Approximately 350 people are sheltering there, continuing their lives as evacuees …
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