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Death Toll From the Landslide/mudflow Disaster in Nepal Has Risen to 974, China Central Television Reported, Citing the Latest Data From Nepali Police

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The death toll from last week's floods in Nepal has risen to 987, with 3,916 people still missing. Search and rescue operations continue; 279 people were injured, and more than 11,800 have been evacuated. Among the missing are 639 hydroelectric power plant workers and 583 foreign nationals.

[Cable News] The death toll from the landslides along the China-Nepal border has risen to 974 in Nepal, with nearly 4,000 people still missing. International rescue teams continue their efforts to save those trapped.

(Translation realized by Editorial Staff Opinion through Artificial Intelligence) * The balance of the victims of landslides in Nepal has risen to 974. According to China Central Television, the most recent data provided by the Nepalese police are quoted. Video: TASS/Reuters/ANI. /// The landlide death toll in Nepal has risen to 974, China Central Television reported, [...]

Kathmandu: Authorities say they have not received any information about the seven Malayalis who went missing in the Nepal flash floods.

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keralakaumudi.com broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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