Search Operations Expand After Deadly Flash Floods in Nepal and China
Rescue teams are scouring the Himalayan border region after catastrophic flash floods left more than 2,400 people missing across Nepal and western China. Authorities are monitoring unstable glacial lakes while international aid groups assist with technical recovery efforts amid growing casualties.
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Nearly 2,500 Missing as Nepal, China Intensify Rescue Efforts
Nearly 2,500 people are missing following the flash floods that devastated a mountainous region between Nepal and China, with authorities on both sides of the border stepping up rescue efforts.
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