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Nepal Floods: Hundreds Killed, over 1,000 Missing

Rescue teams are searching for survivors as authorities report more than 1,300 missing, including hundreds of foreign tourists and pilgrims.

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Rescue teams are searching for survivors after a glacial collapse triggered catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet. Hundreds of people, including many foreign tourists, are missing.

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The situation on the border between Nepal and Tibet remains extremely difficult. International media reports argue that rescue teams continue to look for no less than 1,000 people who are missing, probably under mud and rubble. To that is added that, according to a Reuters report, it remains ... Continue reading "The complex situation in Nepal: they are looking for more than 1,000 missing and there are risks of more flooding" The post The comple…

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Rescue teams are looking this Thursday for at least 1,468 missing people on the border between Nepal and Tibet’s autonomous Chinese region, following the sudden floods and landslides that left at least 392 dead and entire villages razed. More than 24 hours after the catastrophe, an expert warned of the risk of further flooding after a flood of a tsunami-like force swept through entire villages, swallowed houses and knocked down bridges and dams.…

DEVIGHAT, Nepal (AP) — Rescue teams and military helicopters were searching Thursday for hundreds of missing persons along the mountainous border between Nepal and China, where a lethal torrent of water and multi-story mud swept through communities on the eve of the collapse of a glacier. Videos of the disaster showed how people ran before the flood swallowed them up and destroyed buildings and bridges. More than 390 people died, according to th…

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Deutsche Welle broke the news in Bonn, Germany on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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