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A Month After Nepal Floods, Thousands Are Still Missing and Families Face a Long Recovery

Authorities say 5,644 people remain missing as DNA testing slows identifications and leaves 1,333 bodies temporarily buried.

  • Following last month's floods in Nepal, authorities report 1,453 bodies recovered and 5,644 people missing, with DNA testing delaying final rites for grieving families.
  • Prime Minister Balendra Shah addressed the General Assembly on Thursday, characterizing the disaster as "a warning to the world" about climate risks facing the Himalayan region.
  • Some children's bodies were recovered wearing school ties, causing profound grief for parents like Pasang Maya Tamang, while survivor Narayan Prassan said, "This flood has taken everything."
  • Tents have been set up at the Nepal Police Hospital in Kathmandu where relatives provide DNA samples to help identify the dead, though the process remains lengthy.
  • The Nepal government estimates reconstruction will cost $4.77 billion, while experts from India, China, the United States, Singapore, and South Korea assist with identification efforts.
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A month after Nepal floods, thousands are still missing and families face a long recovery

Thousands in Nepal have lost their homes and livelihoods after last month's devastating floods

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Kathmandu. As of 5 am on Saturday, 1,453 bodies have been found in the devastating floods in Bhotekoshi, Rasuwa. According to Nepal Police, 236 bodies have been found in Rasuwa, 204 in Nuwakot, 72 in Dhading, 368 in Chitwan, 79 in Gorkha, 38 in Tanahun, 232 in Nawalparasi East […] The post Rasuwa Flood Update: 1,453 bodies found, 4,718 still missing appeared first on Rajdhani Daily (popular national daily)-RajdhaniDaily.com - Online Nepali News …

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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