
Nepal and Tibet Flood Death Toll Climbs as Cross-Border Resumes Amid Heavy Rain
The death toll from catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet has surpassed 600, with authorities halting and then resuming rescue operations as relentless rainfall complicates efforts. Kathmandu is requesting critical infrastructure support from neighboring India and China to assist the thousands still missing.
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Nepal and China resume flood rescue as death toll nears 600
Rescue operations have resumed after a brief pause, but experts caution of danger from a newly formed lake.
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