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Nepal Floods Death Toll Rises to 626, Over 2,300 Rescued
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Nepal Floods Death Toll Rises to 626, Over 2,300 Rescued

From OnlineKhabar English · () English

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News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Nepal's death toll from devastating floods has climbed to 626, with bodies recovered from eight districts.
  • Chitwan district recorded the highest number of casualties, followed by Nawalparasi East.
  • Authorities continue search and rescue operations for those still missing, while 2,301 people have been rescued and 140 injured treated.

Devastating floods in Nepal have claimed 626 lives, according to the latest figures from Nepal Police. The grim toll was updated on Saturday afternoon, with recovered bodies found across eight districts impacted by the deluge.

Chitwan district has been the hardest hit, reporting 233 fatalities. Nawalparasi East follows with 158 deaths, while Gorkha, Dhading, Nawalparasi West, Nuwakot, Tanahun, and Rasuwa have also reported significant casualties.

In a concerted effort, authorities have rescued 2,301 individuals from the affected regions. Nuwakot saw the largest number of rescues with 1,622 people saved, followed by Rasuwa with 676. Additionally, 140 injured individuals have received medical attention, either in hospitals within the Kathmandu Valley or after discharge.

Search and rescue operations are ongoing as concerns remain for those still missing. The full extent of the disaster continues to unfold in the flood-ravaged areas.

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