After a devastating flash flood in the Himalayas, Nepal has to mourn more than 1100 deaths and 5000 missing people, while the government has almost completely sealed off the affected area. (translated)
A week after the devastating flash flood in Nepal, rescue teams are battling difficult conditions with rain and fog against time to recover the dead and transport aid supplies to villages cut off from the outside world, while the Nepali government keeps international aid organizations at bay. (translated)
The number of victims from the flood in Nepal has risen to 1,127 after the devastating flood in the Himalayas last week, and more than 4,600 people are still missing. (translated)
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has provided information about the catastrophic floods in Nepal, where the confirmed death toll is 1,127 and 4,858 people are considered missing. (translated)
The principal Rajendra Dawadi saved 900 children from a flash flood in the Himalayas in just 14 minutes by immediately suspending classes and reacting quickly while the water was already entering the school building. (translated)
The UN warns that due to the melting of glaciers in the Himalayas and increasingly frequent glacial floods, millions of people along the major Himalayan rivers will be exposed to significant risk. (translated)
The article examines the differing approaches of Chinese and Nepalese media to reports on Himalayan floods, emphasizing how Chinese state media suppress personal stories of victims and the causes of the disaster through the selection of witnesses and focus on government responses. (translated)
After a devastating flash flood in the Himalayas, more than 1,000 people have lost their lives in Nepal, while thousands more are missing and criticism of China is growing. (translated)
The number of casualties from the floods in the Himalayas has reached 1003, while 4462 people are considered missing as rescue and search operations continue for the seventh day. (translated)
More than a thousand people have died in catastrophic floods in Nepal and China, as rescue teams strive to reach isolated areas affected by flash floods and landslides. (translated)
After the devastating floods in Nepal, caused by the detachment of a part of a Himalayan glacier, inspector Hari Sharan Dhakal and his team are trying to identify the victims of the disaster, using not only photographs and family contacts but also tattoos and school ties, while trying to find more than 900 missing workers from 12 power plants. (translated)
The news in simple language on August 31 reports on rescue operations in Nepal after the tragedy in the Himalayas, ongoing Russian attacks in Kyiv, the Indian Prime Minister's call to end the war, US airstrikes on Iran, the inclusion of artificial intelligence platforms in a list of stricter requirements, the opening of the Zolitūde memorial garden, as well as security calls to students at the start of the school year. (translated)
The disaster in Nepal, caused by the collapse of a glacier, highlights the growing threat associated with rapid climate changes in the Himalayas, which destabilize the high-altitude environment. (translated)
The effects of the flood in Nepal after the disaster in the Himalayan region are tragic, with a toll of 903 dead and more than 4,200 missing, and the rescue operation is hindered by continuous rainfall. (translated)
As a result of the flash flood that occurred in the Himalayas, several thousand people have gone missing, and authorities are searching for survivors in dark tunnels, while the death toll has already exceeded 900. (translated)
After the devastating flood disaster in Nepal, the authorities have begun the controversial burial of unidentified bodies in mass graves to minimize health risks, while the search for survivors continues. (translated)
The number of people killed in the catastrophic floods and landslides in the Himalayas of Nepal and the Tibetan region of China has exceeded 900, while 4,793 people are considered missing. (translated)
After the devastating flash flood in the Himalayas, many places in Nepal remain completely cut off, with entire villages wiped out and rescue efforts progressing slowly. (translated)
The flash flood in the Himalayas has devastating consequences in Nepal and Tibet, with hardly any reports about the situation of those affected coming from the heavily controlled Chinese media. (translated)
More than 800 people have died, and over 3000 are missing after a devastating tsunami hit Nepal and Tibet, while authorities continue the search for survivors and face the consequences of the disaster. (translated)
