@thetruism · Updated 9d ago
Nepal observes national day of mourning following deadly flash floods
Nepal is observing a national day of mourning for the victims of the recent devastating flash floods. This comes as rescuers continue searching for survivors, another Australian citizen is found alive, and UNICEF warns of severe water shortages affecting thousands of children.
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Kathmandu
Nepal observes national day of mourning
- 9d agoNepal called for climate compensation from big polluting nations following the devastating flood disaster.
- 9d agoAnother Australian citizen has been found alive nearly two weeks after the Nepal-Tibet floods.
- 10d agoNepal observes a national day of mourning to honor the victims of the flash floods.
- 12d agoRescuers successfully pulled three survivors from the flooded tunnels, though the status of others potentially trapped remains unknown.
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- Sep 9 · 6:31 AM
Nepal called for climate compensation from big polluting nations following the devastating flood disaster.
- Sep 9 · 1:40 AM
Another Australian citizen has been found alive nearly two weeks after the Nepal-Tibet floods.
- Sep 8 · 12:30 AM
Nepal observes a national day of mourning to honor the victims of the flash floods.
- Sep 6 · 1:30 AM
Rescuers successfully pulled three survivors from the flooded tunnels, though the status of others potentially trapped remains unknown.
- Sep 6 · 1:30 AM
Rescuers successfully pull three survivors from flooded tunnels in Nepal.
- Sep 5 · 1:30 AM
Tunnel rescues in Nepal bring hope for survivors as the UN launches a $50 million appeal.
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- The exact number of missing individuals for whom symbolic funerals have been performed.
- The identities and locations of the tourists who recently established contact.
- The total number of foreign tourists who remain missing or unaccounted for in the flood-affected areas.
- Whether any other individuals remain trapped inside the flooded tunnels.
Update & correction history
- Sep 9 · 6:31 AM
Nepal called for climate compensation from big polluting nations following the devastating flood disaster.
- Sep 9 · 1:40 AM
Another Australian citizen has been found alive nearly two weeks after the Nepal-Tibet floods.
- Sep 8 · 12:30 AM
Nepal observes a national day of mourning to honor the victims of the flash floods.
- Sep 6 · 1:30 AM
Rescuers successfully pulled three survivors from the flooded tunnels, though the status of others potentially trapped remains unknown.
- Sep 6 · 1:30 AM
Rescuers successfully pull three survivors from flooded tunnels in Nepal.
- Sep 5 · 1:30 AM
Tunnel rescues in Nepal bring hope for survivors as the UN launches a $50 million appeal.
- Sep 4 · 2:10 AM
Nepalese authorities will use DNA testing to identify victims, while UNICEF reports 22,000 children are without safe water.
- Sep 4 · 1:50 AM
Two more Australian tourists have been located safe, although their specific identities and exact locations within Nepal have not been publicly disclosed.
- Sep 4 · 1:50 AM
Two more Australians have been found safe in Nepal, while authorities plan to identify flood victims using DNA testing.
- Sep 3 · 7:00 AM
Australian authorities plan to use mobile data to locate missing citizens, as reports emerge of New Zealand pilgrims narrowly escaping a flash flood.
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