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Villages erased, valleys reshaped: Flying over Nepal’s flood disaster zone
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PressNewsAgencyVillages erased, valleys reshaped: Flying over Nepal’s flood disaster zone
More than one week after devastating floods tore through Nepal, some of the hardest hit areas remain cut off by road. CNA flew by helicopter along the Trishuli River to see the magnitude of the devastation.
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