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Nepal experienced severe floods, landslides, thunderstorms and storms due to heavy rainfall in various parts of the country.
In Nepal, 21 people were killed and five more remain missing as a result of floods, landslides, thunderstorms and storms.
Key infrastructure was significantly damaged, with more than a dozen roads blocked due to landslides and landslides.
MOSCOW, September 27 - RIA Novosti. The death toll in Nepal as a result of the disaster has risen to 21, the Nepal News portal reports, citing the country's Prime Minister Balendra Shah.
"Prime Minister Balendra Shah confirmed that 21 people have died and five remain missing after heavy floods, landslides, thunderstorms and storms caused by heavy rains in various parts of Nepal," the portal notes.
The country's prime minister expressed condolences to the families of the victims and stressed that security forces were deployed throughout the country for search and rescue operations and assistance to the victims.
The publication notes that key infrastructure, including transport and energy, was significantly damaged. More than a dozen roads were blocked due to landslides and landslides.

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