Flood in the Himalayas: Almost 100 Dead and Hundreds Missing After Flood in Nepal
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A flood of falls burys houses beneath it and travels a heavy trail of destruction into a river valley between Nepal and Tibet. The number of deaths is increasing. Much is still unclear.
A flood has caused enormous damage in the Himalayan region. At the border crossing between Nepal and China, the mud avalanche tore buildings and vehicles.
Numerous houses and roads have been destroyed in the border region of Tibet. Victims are also reported in neighbouring Tibet after a mud avalanche.
At least 95 people died and more than 700 remain missing in Nepal after violent flash floods that hit the north of the country, dragging bridges, cutting roads and damaging hydroelectric infrastructure. The disaster also hit the Tibetan side of the border. The post Nearly 100 dead and more than 700 missing after violent floods in Nepal first appeared on Cubadebate.
A flood of catastrophic dimensions did not spare the mountainous region near the border between Nepal and Tibet, after a large landslides hit a river in the region. Water and mud destroyed or damaged roads, bridges, homes, communications lines and energy production infrastructure.
A flood of falls burys houses and tears a heavy trace of destruction into a river valley between Nepal and Tibet. Much is unclear, authorities assume numerous deaths.
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