Nepal continues search for survivors after deadly floods as water systems fail
Nepal is still searching for survivors two weeks after deadly floods, while some families have reportedly gone without water for 10 days and national water infrastructure is failing. The continuing emergency points to prolonged disruption beyond the initial flooding.
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Why it matters
Extended loss of safe water and unresolved missing-person cases increase humanitarian and public-health risks during flood recovery.
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