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Nepal Floods Death Toll Rises to 675, Over 2,400 Still Missing

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Devastating floods in Nepal have claimed at least 675 lives, according to the country's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA). More than 2,418 people remain missing or unaccounted for in the aftermath of the disaster. The scale of the tragedy has affected numerous communities across the region, including pilgrims on the Kailash route who narrowly escaped the flooding. Authorities continue to monitor the situation as rescue and relief efforts remain ongoing. The NDRRMA has been issuing regular updates as the full extent of the damage is assessed.

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