Key Points
- In the Nepal-Tibet flood, 626 people died, 41 Australian citizens are still missing.
- Rescue teams are struggling with difficult terrain and bad weather.
- The Australian government is making international coordination for the missing citizens.
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In the region on the border of Nepal and Tibet, a major flood disaster occurred due to heavy rainfall. As a result of the disaster, according to official figures, 626 people lost their lives, while 41 Australian citizens remain missing. Rescue teams are struggling with dangerous terrain and bad weather conditions.
Local authorities and international aid organizations are continuing search and rescue operations in the region. However, mountainous geography and road closures are making access difficult. The Australian government is making the necessary coordination for the safety of its citizens.
The disaster is coming to the agenda with its long-term effects on infrastructure damage and losses in the region. Experts state that climate change has increased the frequency of such extreme rainfall events.
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- Rescue teams are struggling with dangerous terrain, bad weather conditions, and road closures.
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