The impressive rescues of people totally covered in mud in Nepal
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The impressive rescues of people totally covered in mud in Nepal

Sábado27 August 2026 at 10:20

The Nepali army continues to participate in rescue operations to help the population affected by the severe floods that hit the region on the border with Tibet. The released images show people being rescued completely covered in mud, evidencing the destructive force of the waters that swept through the area.

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