Nepalese villages swept away by heavy rainfall, landslides
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Landslides, a lighting strike and flooding triggered by severe rainfall killed at least 44 people in Nepal on Sunday, with five others reported missing, authorities said.
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Authorities say at least 44 people are dead and five are missing after villages were swept away in eastern Ilam district bordering India. The weather department warned that rain is likely to continue until Monday.
Landslides, a lighting strike and flooding triggered by severe rainfall killed at least 22 people in Nepal and 12 others were reported missing on Sunday, officials said.
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Landslides, a lighting strike and flooding triggered by severe rainfall killed at least 44 people in Nepal on Sunday, with five others reported missing, authorities said.
Landslides, a lighting strike and floodings triggered by severe rainfall killed at least 44 people in Nepal on Sunday, with five others reported missing, authorities said.
Eighteen people died and seven remain missing after multiple villages were swept away in eastern Ilam district bordering India. The weather department warned that rain is likely to continue until Monday.
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