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Casualties
675 flood victims recovered; DNA preserved before burial for identification
Nepal government will retain DNA and other identifying evidence before managing unidentified bodies, as 675 victims have been recovered from the floods. Reports vary on death toll, with some sources citing over 670 dead and nearly 3,000 missing.
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Thousands missing including 667 tourists and 540 foreigners in Rasuwa flood
Reports indicate 667 tourists remain missing, including 540 foreigners. 50 foreign nationals have been rescued. Various nationalities including Americans, Indians, Malaysians, Irish, South Africans, and Germans are among the missing.
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Rescue operations ongoing with 2,301 rescued and 13,295 personnel deployed
Rescue efforts continue with over 2,300 people rescued. Nepalese army and international teams including Indian and South Korean rescue teams are involved. 15 helicopters are deployed for relief efforts.
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Indian workers and pilgrims affected; 88 Indian workers evacuated, 84 rescued
Indian rescue teams helped evacuate 88 workers trapped in hydropower tunnels. 84 Indians have been rescued from flood-hit areas. Some Indian pilgrims stranded in Tibet have returned to Nepal via alternate border crossings.
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Nepali police release names of missing Malaysians; 51-54 Malaysians missing
Official lists name 51 to 54 Malaysians missing in the floods. Families are using social media to reach loved ones. 23 missing Malaysians have been named by police.
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Hospitals and survivors: frantic search for survivors and reunions reported
Families are searching for missing relatives in hospitals. An 8-year-old boy survived by climbing trees and was reunited with his mother in hospital. Survivors recall terrifying escapes from the floods.
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Relief funds and donations exceed Rs 5 billion for flood response
More than Rs 5 billion has been deposited into the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund. Various organizations including Sahar Nepal Cooperative and IME Group have contributed financially to relief and rehabilitation efforts.
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Floods severely damage hydropower projects in Rasuwa and Nuwakot
Hydropower projects in Rasuwa and Nuwakot have been severely damaged by the floods. Rescue operations continue for trapped workers in tunnels, with some workers rescued by army teams.
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