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A catastrophic flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwagadhi and Trishuli regions has left hundreds dead and about 2,000 people missing, with rescue operations continuing. The crisis has drawn involvement from the diaspora, including Americans, Canadians and Indians, with families and authorities coordinating searches across borders. Indian state authorities and international families are tracking missing individuals and coordinating relief, with government leaders pledging ongoing rescue efforts. Stories highlight students and communities fundraising and supporting affected Nepalese peers. Rescue and evacuation efforts include relocating tourists from flood-affected areas to safer accommodations and arranging onward travel.
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“Families search for loved ones after Nepal flooding”Right
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Been following this for a while; this is a bigger development than it looks.
Anyone else notice only one side of the spectrum is covering this?
Finally some actual reporting on this instead of hot takes.
Solid roundup. The balanced coverage on this one is refreshing.
This is going to matter a lot more in six months than it does today.