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Nepal school principal leads 900 students to safety during flash floodsSociety

Rajendra Dawadi, head teacher of Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School in Nepal’s north-central Trishuli Valley, acted quickly to evacuate about 900 students as floodwaters tore through homes, bridges and villages. His response has become a striking example of foresight and courage amid the catastrophic disaster.

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Nepal flood: Workers trapped in hydropower tunnels as death toll tops 900World

The death toll from last week’s flash floods along the Nepal-China border has reached 955, according to authorities in both countries. Nepal has made the search for workers who may be trapped inside hydropower tunnels its “highest priority,” with more than 900 workers missing across various projects. A Nepali army colonel estimated that about 45 to 50 people were inside one tunnel.

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Hundreds of unidentified flood victims 'temporarily buried' in NepalWorld

Nepalese authorities have temporarily buried hundreds of unidentified victims of the catastrophic floods, provoking public outrage in parts of the country. Critics accuse officials of failing to follow Hindu burial rites and mishandling the situation.

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Nepal floods ‘unprecedented’, requiring new engineering and urban-planning approachesWorld

Basanta Raj Adhikari, director of the Center for Disaster Studies at Tribhuvan University’s Institute of Engineering, says the disaster highlights the limits of conventional prevention in the Himalayas. Flood speeds are estimated at 170 to 180 kilometres per hour, with threats including ice and snow avalanches and glacial lake outburst floods, requiring comprehensive monitoring and new planning approaches.

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Nepal races to reach hundreds of workers trapped in hydropower tunnelsWorld

The death toll and number of missing people from massive Himalayan floods on both sides of the Nepal-Tibet border continue to climb. Nepali authorities say more than 900 people have died and over 4,200 are missing, including 590 foreigners.

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Nepal-Tibet death toll rises to more than 900World

Rescue teams in Nepal continue searching for survivors after last week’s deadly flooding. The reported death toll has climbed to 919, while Oxfam Nepal Humanitarian Lead Santosh Pandey offered his assessment.

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Flash floods sweep away at least 300 homes in Nepal’s DevighatWorld

The death toll from devastating floods in Nepal’s Himalayan region has surpassed 900, while nearly 4,800 people remain missing. At least 300 homes in the Devighat community were swept away by flash flooding.

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Mercy Corps Nepal director Suraj Sigdel discusses flood reliefWorld

Nepal could face more flooding nearly a week after a catastrophic deluge. The death toll has exceeded 900, while authorities say more than 4,700 people remain unaccounted for. Mercy Corps Nepal country director Suraj Sigdel discusses relief efforts.

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Nepal grapples with destruction and loss after deadly floodsWorld

Nepalese authorities have warned of possible renewed flooding after water levels rose in the Bhotekoshi River. The floods, triggered by a glacier collapse, have killed at least 900 people, while more than 4,000 remain missing across Nepal and Tibet. A vast rescue operation is continuing as communities confront the devastation and loss.

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Nepal flood missing toll surges past 4,200 as deaths exceed 900World

The death toll and number of missing people from massive Himalayan floods on both sides of the Nepal-Tibet border continue to climb. Nepali authorities say more than 900 people have died and over 4,200 are missing, including 590 foreigners. More than 900 workers are believed trapped in tunnels at over a dozen hydropower sites in Nuwakot and Rasuwa, where rescuers are working to clear water, mud and debris.

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The ‘catastrophic’ destruction confronting Nepal’s rescue workersWorld

Rescuers are struggling to reach about 100 people believed to be alive in tunnels across Nepal’s hydropower network. The tunnels were buried in mud nearly a week ago after a glacier collapse triggered landslides and floods. Some workers escaped, but officials say more than 900 remain missing. Tunnelling expert Arnold Dix is advising the rescue effort.

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Nepal confirms 903 landslide deaths as about 4,200 remain missingWorld

Nepal’s Foreign Ministry said on August 31 that the latest confirmed death toll from the landslide disaster had reached 903. About 4,200 people remained unaccounted for, including foreign nationals from 38 countries.

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Nepal races to find missing as flood-hit area remains largely inaccessibleWorld

Nepalese rescuers are racing to locate more than 4,000 people missing after flash floods devastated the country's north on August 26. Teams are also trying to save hundreds believed trapped inside a blocked hydropower project, while authorities have begun burying unclaimed bodies.

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Nepal intensifies efforts to rescue hundreds trapped in tunnelsWorld

Nepalese rescue teams are racing to locate survivors after last week’s deadly floods. The disaster has killed at least 900 people and left more than 4,000 missing, including nearly 600 foreigners. Riaz Lodhi, the World Food Programme’s representative and country director in Nepal, comments on the situation.

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Live: View from Nepal after floods kill at least 900World

Live coverage from the Devighat area of Nepal’s Nuwakot district follows catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet that has killed at least 900 people and left more than 4,700 missing.

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