Nepal Floods Missing Count Hits 2400
The article discusses the rise in the number of missing persons in Nepal to over 2,400 due to floods and glacial avalanches caused by the breaking of glacier-based house chains. This is the worst such event since the 2015 earthquake, with destruction of homes and bridges, as well as the recovery of bodies, bringing the death toll to 538. The disaster poses a new threat to rescue efforts amid future flood risks driven by climate change and glacier melting.
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