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A landslide occurred in central Nepal near the border with China, triggering floods that led to the destruction of homes and infrastructure.
At least 40 houses and two bridges have been destroyed by floodwaters following a landslide in Nepal.
Four people are considered missing.
MOSCOW, October 11 - RIA Novosti. At least 40 houses and two bridges in Nepal were destroyed by floods after a landslide in the central part of the country near the border with China, Xinhua reported, citing Lakshmi Gurung, deputy chairman of the Chumanubri municipality.
“At least 40 houses in five different settlements were swept away by the flood,” Gurung told the agency.

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