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In Tibet and Nepal, 'the most pressing fear is that the death toll could rise'World

Devastating flash floods along the Himalayan border between Nepal and China have killed at least 472 people and left more than 1,500 missing. Over 3,250 people have been evacuated by helicopter, while rescuers search for survivors and authorities warn that an overflowing upstream lake could cause further flooding.

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Countries step up aid for Nepal flood disasterWorld

South Korea, India, China, the UK and the EU are intensifying rescue operations and humanitarian assistance after devastating floods along Nepal and China, while hundreds of foreign nationals remain missing. Difficult Himalayan terrain is hampering relief efforts, and authorities warn that a disaster-created lake could burst and cause further flooding.

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LIVE: Lake overflows in Nepal after deadly flash floodWorld

A landslide-created lake on the Nepal-China border has overflowed, threatening areas devastated by a flash flood two days earlier and temporarily halting rescue work. Reuters witnesses saw residents in Nepal’s border Rasuwa district rushing uphill to escape a possible rise in river levels.

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‘Sediment bomb’: Expert points to phenomenon behind Nepal disasterWorld

Deadly floods and landslides triggered by a glacier collapse have hit Nepal and China, burying villages, destroying roads and hindering rescue work. Basanta Raj Adhikari of Nepal’s Tribhuvan University says a phenomenon his team calls a “sediment bomb” may have contributed, as intense rain and snowmelt release sediment accumulated in high mountains.

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Nepal Looks to Rebuild as Flood Death Toll RisesWorld

Bloomberg’s Insight reports on Nepal’s efforts to rebuild as the flood death toll rises. The program also highlights market tension ahead of Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech.

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Tracing the Path of the Deadly Floods in Tibet and NepalWorld

A catastrophic flash flood and mudslide swept through the Nepal–Tibet border region, engulfing towns, destroying bridges and killing hundreds on both sides, with many still missing. BBC Verify used verified videos and satellite imagery to trace how the deadly flood unfolded.

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China monitors unstable, overflowing barrier lake with dronesWorld

China paused rescue operations near Gyirong Port in Tibet on Aug 28 after an upstream barrier lake began overflowing, state broadcaster CCTV reported. Hundreds remain missing two days after deadly floods and landslides struck Tibet and neighbouring Nepal. Drones are monitoring the lake’s water levels and stability, while officials model possible flood paths if it breaches.

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LIVE: Rescuers search for survivors after Nepal flash floodWorld

Rescue teams are using heavy machinery to clear mud and debris in Nepalese towns devastated by a flash flood two days ago. At least 469 people were killed and more than 1,000 remain missing, while fading hopes of finding survivors coincide with efforts to prevent further catastrophic flooding.

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‘Please help us’: Families of two Singaporeans missing in Nepal floods speak to CNASociety

Nine Singaporeans were among hundreds reported missing on Thursday (Aug 27) after devastating floods struck Nepal’s border area with Tibet. Singapore has sent a crisis response team to provide consular assistance, while families of two missing people say they are struggling to obtain information about their loved ones.

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Nepal-Tibet floods: Thawing permafrost may bring growing Himalayan danger, geoscientist saysWorld

Rescue work continued on Aug 28 after a massive flood swept through a river valley in Nepal and Tibet. Experts warned that blocked rivers could trigger more flooding. The US Geological Survey attributed the disaster to a glacial collapse that sent a huge flow of icy debris downstream, while geoscientist Umesh Haritashya said thawing permafrost is an increasingly important risk beyond glacier melt.

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ABC World News Tonight Full Broadcast — Aug. 27, 2026World

New flood and landslide warnings threaten villages devastated by the catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet, as rescuers search desperately for 1,300 people reported missing, including 90 Americans. The broadcast also reports on the escalating US-Canada trade war and President Trump’s order to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America.”

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NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas Full Episode – Aug. 27World

Dozens of Americans remain missing after a deadly flood disaster in Nepal. President Trump signed an order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America.” The broadcast also covers a communication mishap that nearly caused another aviation close call with Marine One carrying the president, along with jury deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.

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Top Story with Tom Llamas – Aug. 27World

Rescuers are racing to locate survivors after deadly floods struck the Nepal-China border region. The program also covers a communication failure involving Marine One pilots while transporting President Trump and a jury’s deliberations over whether Lindsay Clancy is guilty of murder or manslaughter.

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Canadian recounts what he saw as catastrophic floods hit NepalWorld

At least 350 people have died and more than 1,300 are missing after catastrophic flooding in Nepal, including 30 Canadians and permanent residents. One Canadian who witnessed the disaster describes what he saw.

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Nepal floods: Nearly 390 dead and 1,400 missing after glacier collapseWorld

A glacier collapse on Wednesday triggered flash floods and mudslides across Nepal and Tibet, burying villages and a major border crossing. Nearly 390 people have died and about 1,400 remain missing, including hundreds of foreign nationals. Destroyed roads and bridges are hampering rescue efforts, while two glacial lakes remain at risk of bursting and causing further disaster.

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Hallie Jackson NOW: Clancy jury deliberates as Nepal-Tibet floods leave over 1,000 missingWorld

The jury in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial begins deliberating after closing arguments. Devastating flash floods affecting villages along the Nepal-Tibet border have left more than 1,000 people missing, while Richard Engel investigates a sophisticated network of North Korean operatives obtaining jobs at U.S. companies.

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Deadly floods leave 90 Americans unaccounted forWorld

Ninety U.S. nationals are part of a group numbering in the hundreds whose whereabouts remain unknown after fatal flooding hit the Nepal-China frontier, the State Department said.

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The science behind Nepal's violent flash floodScience

An entire river valley along the Nepal border was destroyed within seconds, despite local radar showing no rain and no earthquake triggering the event. CBC meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe explains how a massive glacier collapse produced a violent inland tsunami, while geologists warn the unfolding climate disaster is not over.

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JUST IN: At least 90 Americans missing after Nepal flash floodsWorld

Nepal’s catastrophic flash floods have left nearly 400 people dead and 1,400 missing, including at least 90 Americans. University of Southern California earth sciences professor Dr. Josh West explains the conditions behind the disaster.

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