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Global National: Hundreds of dead recovered in Nepal, thousands still missingWorld

Canada is sending urgent aid after catastrophic floods swept through Nepal and the surrounding region on Wednesday. The federal government is providing $5 million to groups including the Red Cross for lifesaving assistance. At least 579 bodies have been recovered, none Canadian, while 32 Canadian citizens and permanent residents remain unaccounted for.

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Two lakes threaten Nepal after deadly flood in ‘hazard-prone’ regionWorld

Rescue efforts on the China-Nepal border were briefly suspended because of fears of further flooding and landslides. A barrier lake formed by a powerful landslide and torrential flooding began overflowing, holding an estimated volume equivalent to 1,000 Olympic swimming pools.

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Hallie Jackson NOW — Aug. 28 | NBC News NOWWorld

Rescue efforts in Nepal have been suspended as the region confronts a fresh flooding threat. NBC News also reports that far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos was arrested by ICE agents, while sources say Pete Hegseth is considering a presidential run.

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Nepal’s Deadly Flood: Causes, Devastation and PreventionWorld

Analysts say a large section of glacier plunged more than a kilometre into a valley near the Nepal-China border, sending walls of water through communities and leaving more than 1,000 people reported missing. The collapse created unstable barrier lakes held back by weak walls of loose rock, posing a further threat to rescue efforts if they fail.

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Nepal-Tibet floods: Fear of second flash flood briefly halts rescue operationsWorld

An overflowing lake along the Nepal-China border forced rescue efforts to pause briefly Friday as authorities and survivors feared another flash flood. Operations have resumed, but the danger of further flooding remains. Nepal says nearly 400 people have died and almost 2,000 are missing.

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Voice of America Chinese Radio (August 29, 2026)World

Today’s main stories include President Trump honoring the Artemis II crew with Congressional Space Medals of Honor, and saying the Strait of Hormuz is open to commercial shipping after the United States helped nearly 1,500 vessels carry almost 750 million barrels of crude through it. Officials say floods on the Nepal-Tibet border have killed more than 500 people and left at least 1,500 missing. BRICS leaders are expected to meet in New Delhi early next month, with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping expected to attend.

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Nepal floods: Missing toll rises to almost 2,500World

Nearly 2,500 people are now missing after devastating floods in the Himalayas. Flash floods hit Nepal and China’s autonomous Tibet region on Wednesday, leaving widespread debris; Nepalese police report 579 deaths and Tibet five. Search efforts continue as another flood threatens the affected area.

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Thousands missing after flash flood in Nepal and TibetWorld

Nepali police say the death toll from Wednesday’s flash flood has risen to nearly 600, while more than 2,500 people remain unaccounted for. Rescue teams are also searching for survivors across the border in China’s autonomous Tibet region.

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Nepal and China try to reach flood survivors, and Norway has a new king | Global News PodcastWorld

The Red Cross says the Nepal-Tibet floods have caused enormous trauma, with thousands of homes damaged or destroyed. Rescue teams have intensified efforts in some of the worst-hit areas, while Nepali officials say more than 540 people have died on their side of the border. The podcast also reports King Haakon VIII’s accession after King Harald V’s death and Jewish settler violence against Palestinians.

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THOUSANDS MISSING: Rescuers search towns devastated by Nepal floodingWorld

Rescuers are searching for thousands of people missing after catastrophic flash floods struck Nepal and Tibet. The State Department is prioritizing efforts to locate missing Americans, while local families continue hoping their loved ones are safe.

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Canadians missing after deadly flash floods in NepalWorld

Catastrophic flash floods struck the Nepal-Tibet border region on Wednesday, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing, including 30 Canadians and permanent residents. The program speaks with an aid worker, a climate scientist and a Nepalese Canadian seeking contact with missing friends, while examining support needed by Canada’s diaspora.

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Could Nepal's deadly flood happen again?World

China has warned that a lake formed by a recent landslide near the Nepal-Tibet border faces a “high risk” of breaching its banks and causing another flood downstream. The warning follows a deadly flash flood in the same area on Wednesday that killed more than 500 people. Scientists say a mountain glacier collapsed into a river, triggering the disaster.

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Start Here Aug. 28 | Nepal’s 60-mile disaster zoneWorld

The number of people missing in Nepal has climbed above 1,000. President Trump has formally proposed renaming Lake Ontario, while the Lindsay Clancy murder trial is going to the jury.

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Nepal disaster: Families await news of missing relativesWorld

Families in Kathmandu are enduring an agonising wait for news of relatives still missing after the disaster. Rescue and recovery operations continue, while the uncertainty deepens the distress of those waiting for answers.

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Nepal-Tibet floods: Canada announces $5M in aid as 32 Canadians remain missingWorld

Canada announced $5 million in humanitarian aid after deadly flash floods devastated parts of Nepal and Tibet. Officials said 32 Canadians remain unaccounted for, though no Canadian deaths have been confirmed. More than 1,900 people are missing and over 575 are dead as of Friday.

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