Nepal Flood Death Toll Nears 1,000 as International Aid Arrives
Devastating floods in Nepal have killed nearly 1,000 people, with rescue teams continuing to search for hundreds trapped inside collapsed hydropower project tunnels. Several nations, including South Korea, have dispatched emergency aircraft and relief supplies to support the ongoing disaster response.
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Race to free hundreds feared trapped in Nepal’s hydropower tunnels as flood deaths surpass 950
At least 900 workers are still reportedly unaccounted for from 12 hydropower projects destroyed or damaged by last week’s flash floods.
By Shristi Kafle, Huizhong Wu
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One of Asia's poorest economies, Nepal faces daunting reconstruction efforts as it's squeezed by higher fuel costs, sluggish tourism and slowing growth.
Read full article →(URGENT) S. Korea to send KC-330 Cygnus aircraft to Nepal at around midnight to transport disaster relief team, supplies: foreign ministry
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By Oh Seok-min
Read full article →More countries join Nepal flood rescue efforts - The Kathmandu Post
More countries join Nepal flood rescue efforts The Kathmandu Post
Read full article →Death toll from Nepal flood reaches 903
KATHMANDU – The death toll from the devastating floods in the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers has risen to 903, while approximately 4,247 people remain unaccounted for, according to the latest figures released by the government. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) stated in its search, rescue, and relief update issued at 9am on [...]
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