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- Over 1.200 people died and thousands are missing in the landslide and flood following the glacier collapse in Nepal.
- 7.500 homes completely destroyed, 20.000 housing units to be rebuilt in total; settlements to be relocated to safe areas.
- International rescue operation continues for workers trapped in hydroelectric tunnels, including 9 South Koreans.
- 22.000 children in urgent need of water and hygiene; temporary education and aid distribution initiated.
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At least 1.204 people lost their lives and 4.200 people went missing in the landslide and flood disaster that occurred in Nepal last week. The disaster, which began with the collapse of glaciers on the Chinese border, leveled villages and completely destroyed 7.500 homes. In total, approximately 20.000 housing units became uninhabitable and will be rebuilt.
Rescue teams are searching for workers trapped in the tunnels of hydroelectric power plants with the help of experts from India, South Korea, and China. Nine South Korean workers are missing at the Upper Trishuli-1 plant, where a South Korean team is searching with drones and dogs. Authorities stated that they will not allow resettlement in the same dangerous areas and planned reconstruction in safe locations.
According to UNICEF, at least 22.000 children are in need of clean water and hygiene a week after the disaster. Temporary schools are opening, but families who lost identity documents are struggling to access aid. The government stated it is focused on reconstruction and recovery efforts.
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- What exactly happened in Nepal?
- A glacier collapse on the Nepal-China border triggered a landslide and flood disaster, destroying thousands of homes and leaving thousands dead or missing.
- How many people were affected and what is the extent of the damage?
- At least 1.204 dead and 4.200 missing in Nepal; 21 dead and 541 missing in Tibet. 7.500 homes completely destroyed, 20.000 homes to be rebuilt.
- What is being done now and what is the outlook?
- International teams are conducting search and rescue in tunnels. The government plans reconstruction in safe areas; UNICEF is providing water, hygiene, and temporary education for children.
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