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Why Nepal’s green ‘miracle house’ survived monster flood

Asia-Pacific 2 sources 2 countries 🔦 Under-reported 43m ago

A green-painted house in Nepal’s Nuwakot district has remained largely intact following severe flooding along the Trishuli River. While the surrounding area suffered significant destruction, with floodwaters sweeping away vehicles and other buildings, the residence provided safety for the Pyakurel family throughout the disaster.

The structure has since become a focal point for the public, drawing visitors who arrive to photograph the site. The house stands as a notable contrast to the widespread damage caused by the rampaging waters, serving as a prominent visual symbol of the recent flooding event.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Vanguard (NG) Focuses on the physical resilience of the structure amid widespread destruction.
NYT World (US) Highlights the human element and the house as a local landmark.
Read the full story at the source NYT World · US
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