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Catastrophic flooding has occurred along the Nepal-Tibet border, leading to search and rescue efforts.
China and Nepal continue to grapple with the devastation left by catastrophic flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border, as rescuers search for the missing and assess widespread destruction.

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Catastrophic floods in Nepal have left over 2,400 people missing, including 85 U.S. citizens, with 734 bodies recovered so far. Rescue efforts continue amid warnings of additional flooding from monsoon rains, as the U.S. State Department has activated $3.6 million in emergency assistance for affected regions.

Following devastating floods and landslides in Nepal and Tibet, hundreds remain missing including approximately 85 Americans. The U.S. has pledged over $3.5 million in humanitarian aid, with Catholic Relief Services distributing supplies and prioritizing food, shelter, dignity kits, and winterization efforts amid damaged infrastructure and inaccessible roads.

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