A new landslide forms another natural dam in Tibet, forcing rescue services searching for survivors in Nepal to evacuate.
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A new landslide has occurred downstream from a natural dam formed by an earlier flood in the border region between northern Nepal and China, creating a second natural water accumulation in Tibet. The developing situation has forced the evacuation of rescue teams who were actively searching for survivors in Nepal following the disaster earlier in the week.
According to the latest separate casualty tolls released by Nepal and China, the disaster has resulted in at least 750 deaths and 3,044 missing persons. The newly formed blockage and subsequent threat of rising waters continue to severely hamper ongoing humanitarian and search-and-rescue operations in the affected border zone.
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El MundoEmphasizes the massive human toll of 750 dead and 3,044 missing.
InfobaeFocuses on the technical details of the new Tibetan landslide and Beijing's report.
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