In the Himalayas, a Race Against the Clock to Find Survivors of the Flood
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Two days after the destructive flood that struck the border between Nepal and Tibet, the search continues to find survivors, while the balance continues to grow.
The danger of a further flood in the Himalayas is apparently not as great as initially suspected. The rescue forces start work again. However, the Red Cross reports of 93,000 people in need.
Hundreds of people are still missing, as well as another danger at a river estuary.
After the massive flood the rescue work in the mountain region is running at full speed. But for the helpers the weather could make the situation difficult: rain has announced itself.
48 hours from the flood that swept through entire villages in the Bhote Koshi River basin in Nepal, expectations of finding new survivors decline. However, the rescue of 191 people within a hydroelectric tunnel appears to be a light of hope.
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