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China, Nepal Race to Find Thousands Still Missing 12 Days After Floods

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More than 5,500 people are still missing in China and Nepal after catastrophic floods across the two countries.

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In an interview with AFP, Ms. Pieters Yahia emphasized the scale of the destruction caused by the wave of icy water, mud, and rocks that devastated several valleys on the border between Nepal and China. "You lose your roof over your head, you lose your livelihood, you lose your loved ones, you lose the breadwinner, and all in one or two minutes," she said. According to official figures released Sunday, the disaster has claimed at least 1,384 li…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The Nepalese Government maintains an unprecedented deployment operating on the ground.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Large-scale search and rescue operations continue this Sunday to search for more than 5,500 missing persons on both sides of the border.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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(EFE).- Twelve days after the devastating floods that ravaged the Himalayan mountain range, the total number of victims in Nepal and the Tibet region (China) is 1,384 dead, while massive emergency operations continue to search for more than 5,500 missing on both sides of the border. In Nepal, the number of deaths from the flood at the Nepal border and Tibet increased to 1,384 was first published in Caraota Digital.

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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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