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At Least 17 Killed in Flash Flood Along Nepal-Tibet Border
At least 17 people have been killed after a flash flood swept through Rasuwa, a region north of Kathmandu bordering Tibet, with fears that local villages have been swept away.
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A deadly flash flood has swept through a section of the Nepal-Tibet border, leaving at least 17 people dead. The flood struck the Rasuwa area, which is situated north of Kathmandu along the Tibetan border. \n\nLocal authorities fear that the floodwaters may have swept away entire villages in the region. Emergency and monitoring efforts remain underway following the disaster.
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