Nepal Tour Operator Who Flew over Flood-Hit Border Recounts Area as 'Totally Damaged'
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The natural disaster and massive floods have left devastation everywhere. The situation in this area has become so dire that an entire one-story building has been buried under debris. Heavy mud and debris are making it extremely difficult and dangerous to move through the area. Silt, mud, and debris are all that's visible everywhere, completely blocking the road.
Nepal tour operator who flew over flood-hit border recounts area as 'totally damaged'
Helicopter footage has revealed widespread devastation in Nepal's northern Rasuwa district after flash floods and a massive mudslide struck the Nepal-China border region. Nepali tour operator Pradip Pandit, who surveyed the area from the air, described entire settlements, roads, hotels, and border infrastructure as "totally washed out" and "totally damaged."
Damaged housing, survivors returning to their homes and districts buried by mud: this is how the magnitude of the tragedy can be seen in pictures
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Many localities were completely covered with water and mud with the sudden rise in river water levels caused by large landslides.
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