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Number of flood victims in Nepal rises to 633

CNN Portugal29 August 2026 at 08:30

The number of flood victims in Nepal has risen to 633, according to information from the AFP news agency. The natural disaster hit the country with great intensity, causing destruction in several regions.

So far, authorities have rescued 3,700 people from areas affected by the flood. These rescue operations are ongoing in an attempt to save more survivors.

However, the number of missing people is still high, with 2,426 people still unaccounted for. Authorities fear this number could rise as search operations advance.

Nepal is facing one of the worst natural disasters in recent years, with floods causing extensive destruction and overwhelming the country's emergency services.

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