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This Flood Took Everything: Nepal Survivors Recall Families Swept Away in Seconds

Summary by India Today
Survivors of the Nepal-Tibet border flash floods described watching relatives and neighbours swept away in mud and debris. As rescuers searched through sludge, families waited for the missing while the death toll climbed past 280.

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Interview with Lorenzo Lotumolo, a photographer from Tuscany who found himself a few meters from the maximum point of impact of the waves of water, mud and debris: "Non capis...

·Rome, Italy
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The mud masses like those that have rushed into the border area between Nepal and Tibet are very difficult to remove once they are consolidated, so it will cost a lot to recover the bodies of the victims of Wednesday's flood, has assured the Spanish geologist and mountaineer Jerónimo López, a great connoisseur of the affected area."What now prevails is to save as many people as possible and recover bodies, which will be difficult because those m…

·Madrid, Spain
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One woman claimed that her father, her mother, her sister and her nephews were dragged through the water in front of their own eyes.

·Los Angeles, United States
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The search and rescue operations continue in Nepal, after the massive landslides and landslides that swept entire villages in Nepal. Waters carried huge amounts of mud and stones, causing significant material destruction and leaving hundreds of dead and countless missing people behind. Article Apocalyptic images in Nepal! Survivors of devastating floods, taken out of the mud. Cause of lives: the collapse of a glacier that released 20 million cub…

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The flood in Nepal destroys some cities almost completely, little is left of houses and other buildings. Family members hope for the return of missing persons, while helicopter survivors fly out of the region.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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