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Al menos ocho muertos en Nepal por inundaciones repentinas mientras carreteras e infraestructura sufren graves daños
Al menos ocho personas han muerto tras severas inundaciones repentinas en Nepal que dañaron carreteras e instalaciones energéticas y arrasaron pueblos. Las autoridades advierten que el número total de víctimas podría aumentar significativamente junto con cuantiosas pérdidas materiales.
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Las inundaciones repentinas en Nepal han dejado al menos ocho personas muertos tras destruir pueblos y dañar infraestructura crítica, incluidas carreteras e instalaciones energéticas. Las severas inundaciones han arrasado comunidades locales, generando grandes perturbaciones y destrucción masiva. Las autoridades locales han advertido que la pérdida de vidas podría ser mucho mayor que el recuento inicial reportado a medida que continúan las labores de emergencia. Además del creciente costo humano, los funcionarios informaron mayores pérdidas de propiedad en las áreas afectadas a medida que se evalúa el impacto en las instalaciones e infraestructura.
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