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Number of missing in Nepal and Tibet rises to 3,000 as bad weather hampers search

The Guardian Australia - World ·
Number of missing in Nepal and Tibet rises to 3,000 as bad weather hampers search

Nepal and China continue arduous search and rescue operations in flood-hit Himalayas Visual guide: how the deadly flooding unfolded Nepal-Tibet flash flood – latest updates A Chinese rescue team has reached the all-but-obliterated Gyirong border crossing complex for the first time and found “nothing but ruins” as Nepal and China continue their arduous rescue operations in the flood-hit Himalayas.

Surveillance camera footage from the worst-hit Gyirong border crossing complex showed huge torrents of water and debris on Wednesday engulfing buildings and people trying to flee.

Only ⁠on Friday were rescuers able to reach the area.

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