Authorities Warn of Fresh Rainfall in Nepal's Flood-Affected Areas; Threats Rescue Ops
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Nepal Flood Crisis: Authorities Warn of Fresh Rainfall, Threatening Rescue Operations
The authorities in Nepal have warned of more rainfall and thunderstorms in flood-affected areas, that will complicate search, rescue and relief operations already underway. Now the latest crisis will be followed by a glacial collapse near Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday.
Authorities warn of fresh rainfall in Nepal's flood-affected areas; threats rescue ops
Nepal's meteorology department warns of fresh rainfall and thunderstorms in flood-affected areas. Ongoing rescue and relief operations face disruption from the worsening crisis. An ice-rock avalanche caused a torrent of water, mud, and debris downstream. Over 600 people have died, and more than 2,400 remain missing. Rescuers continue operations amid fears of another wave of flooding.
Nepal rescue efforts stalls as relentless rain fuels fresh fears
Rescue operations in flood-hit areas of Nepal have been halted as persistent rain since last night created further challenges. Helicopter operations have also been suspended due to the weather. Families continue to wait anxiously for information about relatives who remain missing as authorities face growing difficulties in reaching affected areas.
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