About 90 Americans unaccounted for after catastrophic floods hit Nepal and Tibet
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Catastrophic flash floods along the border region between China and Tibet have left approximately 90 U.S. citizens unaccounted for, according to U.S. officials. The disaster was triggered when a massive collapse of ice, mud, and rock cascaded into a mountain river in the Timure region.
The severe weather and subsequent flooding have heavily impacted tourists and travelers in the area. Among those confirmed missing are a British Columbia couple, Dhaval and Megha Shah, who were visiting the region on a tour when the disaster struck.
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ABC News (US)Focuses broadly on the approximately 90 missing U.S. citizens reported by officials.
Global News (CA)Highlights a specific local B.C. couple missing amidst the regional disaster.