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Rises to 1,295 the death toll from floods after rescue of two men alive

Açoriano Oriental4 September 2026 at 18:45

The number of dead from the devastating floods in Nepal has risen to 1,295, according to authorities. The number of missing has decreased to 4,898.

The most recent rescue that brought hope occurred when two men were found alive after being trapped in a tunnel for ten days. Authorities managed to locate and save them.

The floods in Nepal continue to cause significant devastation in the region, with the death toll continuing to rise since the beginning of the tragedy.

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