Nepal police reported that the number of people who lost their lives in the flood in the country increased to 1342, and search and rescue efforts are continuing for 4 thousand 886 missing people.
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A flood occurred in the Rasuwa region of Nepal on August 26, as a result of a glacier collapse and triggering an avalanche.
According to Kathmandu Post, Nepal police noted that the number of people who lost their lives in the flood in the country increased to 1342, and search and rescue efforts are continuing for 4 thousand 886 missing people.
Stating that the bodies of those who lost their lives in the flood were recovered from 8 different regions, the police stated that 360 of the bodies were found in Chitwan, 230 in West Nawalparasi, 222 in East Nawalparasi, 192 in Nuwakot, 160 in Rasuwa, 73 in Gorkha, 67 in Dhading and 38 in Tanahun.
The police stated that 7,912 police officers were assigned to search and rescue, aid distribution, recovery of bodies and other emergency operations in disaster areas.
Experts point to glacier collapse
It was reported that dozens of bridges were destroyed, roads were damaged and helicopters were dispatched for search and rescue efforts due to the flood that occurred in the Rasuwa region of Nepal on August 26.
The US Geological Survey, which announced that an earthquake first occurred in the region before the flood, updated its data and stated that the source of the 5.2 magnitude seismic movement was glacier collapse.
Experts at the International Mountain Development Center, headquartered in Kathmandu, stated that the flood occurred due to an avalanche triggered by glacier fragments breaking off from the mountainous area in the region.
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