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Nepal flood death toll rises to 1,295

RTP Notícias4 September 2026 at 16:58

The devastating floods that hit Nepal have caused 1,295 deaths so far, according to the latest count from authorities. The number of missing has decreased to 4,898.

Ten days after being trapped, two men were rescued alive from a tunnel, Nepalese authorities reported today.

The floods in Nepal were caused by intense monsoon rains that hit the country in recent weeks, causing floods and landslides in various regions.

The rescue of the two men offers a rare relief amid the tragedy, while search and rescue operations continue in the country.

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