Nepal Battles Deadly Flash Floods as Rescue Efforts and Aid Arrive
Severe flash floods across Nepal and the Tibet border region have killed hundreds and left thousands missing, prompting large-scale rescue operations and international humanitarian aid. Survivors are returning to devastated areas while authorities warn of further flooding risks.
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