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One Body, 3 Families: Heartbreaking Search For Missing Relatives

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Following devastating floods in Nepal, families are facing immense challenges in identifying their missing relatives. Hospitals are overwhelmed with unidentified bodies, leading to disputed claims and a reliance on DNA testing, which can take months. Personal belongings and distinctive features are sometimes used, but forensic evidence is often the only conclusive method.

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Kathmandu, 1 Sep (EFE).- Two Nepalese families have claimed as their own the same body recovered after the devastating floods that struck Nepal last week, a case that has forced to resort to DNA testing in the face of difficulties in identifying bodies that were in many cases dragged for miles by the current. [...] The entrance Two families claim the same body after the flood of Nepal and force to resort to DNA was first published in HolaNews.

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Both families must turn to DNA to confirm whether the body belongs to any of their relatives lost in the floods or none of them.

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In the capital of Nepal, relatives of missing persons after the devastating Wednesday floods spread pictures in hospitals in an attempt to find some sign of relatives. At Tribhuvan University university hospital, images of Nepalese and foreigners of different ages cover a wall of 25 meters in length and were also fixed in the external columns. 'It was not a common event': Nepal Prime Minister takes measures after catastrophe in the Himalayan Vid…

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A large number of bodies have been recovered in Nepal since the devastating floods of August 26, but identifying them has become a major challenge for the administration and families. In Pokhara, three families have claimed a single body as that of their missing relative, while in Chitwan, only 12 of the 272 bodies recovered have been identified.

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Naya India broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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