Nepal Flood Death Toll Rises to 675, Disaster Authority Says
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- Nepal’s disaster authority said floods near the Chinese border killed at least 675 people in Nepal.
- Chinese state media reported seven deaths in Tibet after Wednesday’s disaster, bringing the combined toll to 682.
Floods near Nepal’s border with China have killed at least 675 people in Nepal, the country’s disaster authority said Saturday.
Chinese state media earlier reported seven deaths in Tibet following the disaster on Wednesday, bringing the combined death toll in Nepal and Tibet to 682.
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