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Nepal's Balance Sheet of Tragedy Increases to Nearly 600 Deaths and 2,500 Missing Persons

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Nepal's balance of tragedy increases to nearly 600 deaths and 2,500 disappearancesUnder the persistent threat of new floods, rescue teams continued the race against the timer on Friday to try to find survivors, two days after the devastating coming that caused apprehension...More ...
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Nepal's balance of tragedy increases to nearly 600 deaths and 2,500 disappearancesUnder the persistent threat of new floods, rescue teams continued the race against the timer on Friday to try to find survivors, two days after the devastating coming that caused apprehension...More ...

Nearly 600 people died and just under 2,500 were reported missing, according to reports received on Friday, in the devastating flood that submerged a valley of the Himalayas, destroying entire villages in that region on the border between Nepal and Tibet.

Each day the numbers are increasingly disturbing: the most recent balance in the tragedy that has struck Nepal and Tibet accounts for nearly 600 confirmed deaths and 2500 missing.

Around 600 people have died and about 2,500 are missing, according to reports today, in the storm that submerged a valley of the Himalayas, destroying entire villages on the main border between Nepal and Tibet.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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