Nepal Flood Missing Toll Rises to over 6,000
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Nepal has raised the number of people missing from flash floods in late August by nearly 1,000, bringing the latest total to 6,150.
Three weeks after the tragedy in the border area between Nepal and Tibet, at least 6,150 citizens remain missing, while relatives of various nationalities have moved to Kathmandu seeking answers about their loved ones.
The death toll from the devastating August 26 flood in Nepal has reached 1,403, the country’s National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority reported
According to the latest figures, 6,150 people remain missing, including more than 600 foreign nationals. Eleven Russians are on the Russian Embassy’s lists of missing persons.Rescuers continue to clear debris and flooded areas. More than...
Nepal's disaster management authority informed, on Wednesday (16), that it raised the number of missing persons to 6,150, in an important review on the balance of victims of the 26 August landslides. Rescue in progress: Gold mine collapse in Sudan leaves more than 80 dead and dozens of wounded Agency: Houthis met with US authorities and promised to save American and Israeli ships, except Saudis The new balance added nearly a thousand missing to …
The cumulative record of the deadly collapse of a glacier between Nepal and China now stands at 1,446 dead and at least 6,669 missing in both countries.
The number of bodies found is 1.403, of which 105 have been identified. - Nepal: new surge in the number of missing persons after the August deadly flood, more than 6.100 wanted people (International).
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