Nepal-China Trade Hit as Bhotekoshi Floods Disrupt Key Border Routes Ahead of Festivals
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1,367 bodies recovered in Nepal while death toll on Chinese side of border remains 43
The Nepalese authorities have also reported that more than 5,100 persons remain missing.
Nepal-China trade hit as Bhotekoshi floods disrupt key border routes ahead of festivals
Flash floods in Nepal's Bhotekoshi River have disrupted vital trade with China. Damaged infrastructure has forced cargo trucks onto longer, more expensive alternative routes. This disruption impacts the timely arrival of consumer goods for upcoming festivals. Traders face significant financial losses and increased transportation costs for imports. The floods also caused a severe humanitarian crisis with many deaths and missing persons.
The death toll from the floods in the Rasuwa region of Nepal, near the Chinese border, has reached 1,367. Search and rescue operations are continuing for 5,132 people who are still missing.
ISLAMABAD – The death toll from massive floods in the Nepal-China border area has risen to 1,410 after 10 more bodies were recovered, while more than 5,650 people are still missing, Anadolu Agency reported, citing official statistics released on Wednesday. Official data from Nepal and China showed that 848 of those still missing are foreigners. The Management and ...
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