Two More Aussies Found Alive as 36 Remain Missing in Nepal
Australia is sending 15 disaster specialists as 36 citizens remain unaccounted for and more than 1,200 people have died, officials said.
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A flash flood hit the Nepal-Tibet border region on August 26. Chinese and US experts believe the cause of the disaster was a glacier break on the more than 7,000-meter-high Langtang Lirung mountain in Nepal. The resulting massive wave of water, mud and debris swept through narrow river valleys, sweeping away homes, roads, hydroelectric plants and people on both sides of the border.
News Egypt: The Australian Disaster Response Team left Nepal today/Friday to join in the search for survival following catastrophic floods in the region, at a time when the Australian Government expressed its "disturbation"
An avalanche in Nepal on August 26 caused flooding in the Koshi and Trishuli rivers. The flood also carried away large amounts of rocks and mud. Eight districts have been severely affected by the flood. More than 1,100 people have died and nearly 5,000 are reported to be missing. The incident has shaken not only Nepal but the entire world. While videos of the flood have been circulating on social media and have caused great sadness worldwide, r…
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