The number of missing persons due to the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet has tragically reached 5,624, while the total death toll stands at 1,280. (translated)
A large landslide in the Himalayas near the border between Nepal and Tibet has caused extensive devastation, with over 1,250 confirmed deaths and thousands missing, especially among deaf individuals in the affected area. (translated)
The recent floods in Nepal and Tibet have caused the death of at least 1,280 people and left more than 5,600 missing, according to the latest reports from local authorities. (translated)
The catastrophic floods on August 26 in Nepal resulted in 1,280 confirmed deaths and more than 5,600 missing people, including four Portuguese citizens, while search and rescue efforts continue in the affected areas. (translated)
International media reports that the true scale of the Nepal disaster, in which at least 1273 people died, may be concealed by implementing strict censorship and punishing those who spread incorrect information. (translated)
The number of flood victims on the border of Nepal and Tibet has risen to 1,252, and many bodies are being identified through DNA and buried in mass graves, which further complicates the situation for mourners due to a lack of places to hold traditional ceremonies. (translated)
Seven days after a devastating mudslide in Nepal in which many people are missing, criticism is growing over the slow provision of aid, while there may still be survivors in the tunnels of hydropower plants. (translated)
The catastrophe in Nepal has already caused over 1250 fatalities and numerous material damages, and the families of the victims are struggling with issues in organizing funeral ceremonies in the face of a lack of space and resources. (translated)
More than 36.5 million crowns have been raised to help the victims of flash floods in Nepal, which resulted in over 1,225 casualties, through humanitarian organizations such as People in Need, ADRA, Charity, UNICEF, the Red Cross, and CARE. (translated)
After the devastating flash flood that claimed more than 1,270 lives, Nepal plans to establish a new early warning system on the border with China to better prevent future disasters. (translated)
Kopila Tamang, a Nepalese woman, lost 17 members of her family in the deadly floods that devastated Rasuwa district, as the toll continues to rise and survivors live in distress. (translated)
The article analyzes the devastating flood in the Nepalese village of Syabrubesi, caused by a landslide and glacier, where the wave at the highest flood level reached approximately 75 meters above the riverbed, and the tragedy has already claimed over 1200 victims, while thousands of people are still missing. (translated)
The number of dead in Nepal and Tibet has exceeded a thousand, while relatives free the souls, as rescuers struggle to save 500 workers trapped in tunnels where the mud is thick as toothpaste. (translated)
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that Latvia will cooperate with Canada to search for Latvian citizens who have gone missing in Nepal, of whom 33 are currently considered to be unaccounted for. (translated)
Nepal is implementing a new early warning system along the border with China after the devastating landslide that killed more than 1000 people, which includes seismic sensors, cameras, and a satellite connection. (translated)
India and China are in conflict with each other over the devastating floods in Tibet and Nepal, with accusations of information withholding and questions of accountability exacerbating the tension between the two countries. (translated)
After the devastating flash flood in Nepal, 4,500 people are still missing. (translated)
In Nepal, a little girl named Manisha Magar was rescued after two days spent under rubble and mud after a flash flood that claimed more than 1200 victims. (translated)
Nepal is installing sensors and cameras at the border with Tibet to warn of landslides, following a deadly flood in the area. (translated)
In Peru, there are hundreds of risky glacial lakes that could cause catastrophic floods similar to the recent ones that struck Nepal if measures are not taken to drain them. (translated)
