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Almeno 17 morti in un'improvvisa alluvione lungo il confine tra Nepal e Tibet
Almeno 17 persone sono morte dopo che un'improvvisa alluvione ha travolto Rasuwa, una regione a nord di Kathmandu al confine con il Tibet, e si teme che i villaggi locali siano stati spazzati via.
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Una mortale e improvvisa alluvione ha colpito una sezione del confine tra Nepal e Tibet, provocando la morte di almeno 17 persone. L'inondazione ha colpito l'area di Rasuwa, situata a nord di Kathmandu lungo il confine tibetano. Le autorità locali temono che le acque dell'alluvione possano aver spazzato via interi villaggi nella regione. Le operazioni di emergenza e monitoraggio sono ancora in corso a seguito del disastro.
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