More than 600 killed in Nepal flood as search for survivors enters fourth day - BBC News
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More than 600 people have died following Wednesday's devastating flash flood in Nepal.
At least 2,426 people are missing, Nepal’s disaster management authority says, as rescue operations continue for a fourth day.
Families of the missing - including at least 517 foreign nationals - are waiting for news on the whereabouts of their loved ones.
Emergency teams are warning that rain is making it difficult to reach some of the worst-affected areas.
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AI GeneratedA catastrophic glacial collapse near the Langtang-Lirung peak triggered a massive mudslide and flash flood across the Nepal-Tibet border. The disaster has claimed at least 616 lives, with thousands still missing. Rescue efforts are ongoing amidst treacherous terrain and the lingering threat of a barrier lake bursting, which could trigger further flooding in the region.