91-Year-Old Woman Becomes Symbol of Survival After Nepal Floods Kill More Than 1,200
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- Guna Maya Bohara, 91, was rescued alive from mud and floodwaters in Nepal after devastating flash floods.
- The floods have killed more than 1,200 people and left thousands missing in one of Nepal’s deadliest natural disasters in recent years.
Guna Maya Bohara, 91, has become a symbol of survival after rescuers found her alive in mud and floodwaters in Nepal.
Her rescue came after devastating flash floods killed more than 1,200 people and left thousands missing. The disaster ranks among Nepal’s deadliest natural disasters in recent years.
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