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)
The flood that hit Nepal and Tibet led to a disaster, resulting in more than 1000 fatalities, and over 3,900 people, including 600 power plant workers, remain missing. (translated)
A tragic flood on the border of Nepal and Tibet caused the death of over a thousand people, and the government of Nepal is demanding climate compensation from major polluters. (translated)
The number of flood victims in Nepal has risen to 768, and 2502 people are still missing, including many workers from the hydroelectric plants and foreigners. (translated)
The new disaster balance related to flash floods on the border of Nepal and Tibet has risen to 691 victims, and the search for missing persons is still ongoing, including over 2400 individuals in Nepal and 546 in Tibet. (translated)
China is intensively censoring information about the catastrophic flood in Tibet, which has claimed hundreds of victims, restricting access to reports and recordings on the Chinese internet, while state media only publish controlled information about rescue operations. (translated)
The government of Nepal has bowed to international pressure and agreed to accept foreign rescuers from India, China, Australia, and South Korea to assist in rescue operations following the catastrophic floods and landslides that caused the death of at least 547 people and left hundreds missing. (translated)
The number of victims of the disaster caused by floods in Nepal and Tibet has risen to 472, and Chinese authorities are warning of the potential risk of further flooding and dam breaches. (translated)
More than 1400 people are considered missing, and 472 have died following a tragic mudslide on the border of Nepal and Tibet, where authorities are warning of the risk of a dam breach at the landslide lake. (translated)
On Thursday evening, northern Tibet was struck by an earthquake of magnitude 5, the epicenter of which was in the Nagqu region, and according to reports, a tremor of magnitude 4.7 was also recorded there yesterday. (translated)
A tragic flood on the border of Nepal and Tibet has led to the death of at least 359 people, and the search for the missing is still ongoing, amid the threat of further floods and calls for international solidarity. (translated)
As a result of the catastrophic flood on the border of Nepal and Tibet, 362 people have already died, and over 1,400 are missing, while rescuers are still searching for survivors in difficult conditions following landslides and mud. (translated)
At least 558 people have gone missing as a result of the disastrous floods that affected Nepal and Tibet, most likely caused by an earthquake and a glacier collapse, and authorities fear that the death toll may rise significantly. (translated)
The number of victims of the flash flood on the border of Nepal and Tibet is increasing, reaching 168 confirmed deaths and over 1,300 missing persons, including many foreign tourists. (translated)
As a result of a catastrophic flash flood and avalanche on the border of Nepal and Tibet, over 1,300 people are missing, including at least 653 foreigners, and at least 168 people have lost their lives, with the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirming no information about injured Polish citizens. (translated)
After a violent flood and avalanche on the border between Nepal and Tibet, more than 1,300 people are missing, including at least 653 foreigners, and the death toll is at least 168, while services continue to search for the missing, including many people from various countries, in the face of increasing threats of a second flood. (translated)
The death toll from the mudslide in the Himalayas, which took place in the Tibetan county of Gyirong, is rising, causing at least 165 fatalities, with hundreds of missing tourists, including citizens from over 20 countries, and rescue efforts are being hindered by damaged infrastructure and the risk of secondary landslides. (translated)
As a result of a catastrophic flood caused by a landslide on the border of Nepal and Tibet, dozens of people died, including many foreign tourists, and hundreds are considered missing, which has led to intense rescue efforts in the devastated region. (translated)
In Nepal, there were catastrophic floods that burned the border region with Tibet, leading to destruction, numerous casualties, and missing persons, and the President of China, Xi Jinping, called for intense search efforts and strengthening monitoring systems to prevent further disasters. (translated)
Powerful floods in the Nepal and Tibet region have caused the death of at least 157 people, and new findings indicate that the seismic shocks were the result of a landslide that may have been triggered by glacier melting. (translated)
