Nepal Floods Death Toll Reaches 584; Over 2,400 Missing Including 320 Indians

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Devastating floods in Nepal have killed at least 584 people, with the number of missing persons climbing to 2,482. Among those unaccounted for, 320 are Indian nationals caught in the disaster. India's Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that 84 Indians have been safely returned, while around 400 others are reported safe in Tibet. The MEA is actively monitoring the situation and coordinating efforts to account for all missing Indian citizens.

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