Nepal races to save 600 after flooding
The article details efforts to rescue victims of the severe floods that struck Nepal, resulting in approximately 939 deaths and the destruction of residential areas and infrastructure. Rescue operations are focused on threatened hydroelectric power stations, with more than 279 workers from those projects being saved, while around 600 people remain stranded in affected areas. India and China have assisted in relief efforts. Finally, officials indicated that the cause of the disaster is attributed to the impacts of global warming, particularly the ongoing instability of glaciers in the Himalayas, which increases the risk of future floods.
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