Nepal-China Flood Toll Rises

Deadly Himalayan floods killed hundreds as crews searched for missing workers and foreign nationals.

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Nepal Turns to Mass Burials, as Thousands Remain Missing from Floods

Nepal on high alert for fresh flooding after river levels rise as death toll soars past 800

Families of pilgrims likely caught in floods are desperate for news from Nepal

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Authorities in Nepal warned residents in flood-hit districts to remain on high alert on Sunday after water levels rose in the Bhotekoshi River, as the confirmed death toll from the Nepal-Tibet floods passed 800. The flooding began on Wednesday after a glacier collapse in the Himalayas sent ice, rock, mud and water through valleys along the Nepal-China border. More than 3,000 people remain missing, including foreign travelers, while rescuers are trying to reach hydropower tunnels where hundreds of workers may be trapped. Nepal is also clearing a key highway linking Kathmandu to badly hit areas.

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