Between Mud and Hope: Nepal Still Seeks Missing a Week After the Floods
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Seen from the air, the portion of the trishuli river valley of Nepal, where rescue teams are trying to reach hundreds of workers trapped in hydroelectric power plants, is presented as a completely deserted gray expanse.
Eight days after the huge wave of water, ice and rocks that swept part of Himalayas, the images from the valley of the Trishuli River show the size of the disaster: entire villages disappeared, roads and bridges were taken by water, and in some places there was no building left standing. The rescue teams continued to ... The post Eight days after "the Himalayas tsunami, only mud and ruins remained. Over 5,600 people were missing appeared first o…
Seven days after the tragedy, thousands of people still do not know the fate of the missing family members. With over 1200 confirmed deaths, rescue teams seek survivors and bodies between rubble, while families resort to DNA samples and, in some cases, bodyless funeral rituals.
There is no doubt that anxiety increases as time passes.
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