Nepal Buries Flood Victims as 3,000 Remain Missing
Nepal is burying hundreds of flood victims while rescue teams search for more than 3,000 people missing after a devastating glacial collapse triggered destruction across Nepal and Tibet.
Nepal is burying hundreds of flood victims while rescue teams search for more than 3,000 people missing after a devastating glacial collapse triggered destruction across Nepal and Tibet.
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At least 750 people have died and more than 3,000 remain missing after devastating floods and landslides swept through communities near the Nepal-China border.
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The UK has deployed a Rapid Deployment Team to Nepal as devastating floods continue to affect thousands and cause widespread destruction near the Nepal-China border.