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Nepal landslide disaster worsens as deaths surpass 600 and thousands remain missing

Reports indicate more than 600 people have died and the number missing has risen to about 2,500 after the deadly Nepal landslide disaster. The reports also describe renewed flood danger and the scale of the catastrophe.

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The sharply higher casualty and missing-person figures indicate a major humanitarian emergency, while renewed flooding threatens survivors and rescue operations.

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