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Floods in Nepal leave deaths and widespread devastation

Flooding in Nepal has caused deaths, extensive damage and a search for missing people. Coverage describes an ongoing emergency response.

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The disaster threatens affected communities and requires rescue and humanitarian operations.

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  1. FPJ's Nepal Floods Coverage: Deaths, Devastation & Desperate Hunt For The Missing -- Check All-Round Updates ↗freepressjournal.in · Recorded source date: Aug 27, 2026, 11:02 AM UTC

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