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Nepal uses thermal drones to search for people missing after mud and rock debris

Nepal is deploying thermal-imaging drones and other technology to search for missing people beneath mud and rock debris. The report indicates an active search-and-rescue operation, but gives no casualty totals.

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The operation indicates a potentially serious disaster with people still unaccounted for and difficult rescue conditions.

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