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700 foreigners among 1,500 missing after devastating flash floods in Nepal, China

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Devastating flash floods in Nepal and China have left approximately 1,500 people missing, with foreign nationals heavily impacted by the disaster. Among the missing individuals are 700 foreigners caught in the catastrophic weather event.

The unfolding crisis has sparked international concern as rescue and recovery operations struggle to account for the large number of unaccounted-for persons. Hundreds are feared dead in Nepal alone following the sudden and destructive floods, highlighting the severe scale of the disaster across the affected regions.

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Manchester Evening News (Manchester, UK) (GB) Focuses locally on British casualties and lower total missing figures.
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