Coverage dated August 1, 2024

Rain-related disasters have killed more than 250 in a deadly week across Asia

Headline from The Columbian

In India and China, torrential rains have killed more than 250 people in the past week. Three others died in Pakistan. Widespread flooding has been reported in North Korea near the border with China w

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  1. The Columbian

    Rain-related disasters have killed more than 250 in a deadly week across Asia (opens The Columbian)

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    In India and China, torrential rains have killed more than 250 people in the past week. Three others died in Pakistan. Widespread flooding has been reported in North Korea near the border with China w

  2. The Republic

    Rain-related disasters have killed more than 200 in a deadly week across Asia (opens The Republic)

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    In India and China, torrential rains have killed more than 200 people in the past week. Three others died in Pakistan. Widespread flooding has been reported in North Korea near the border with China with no word on whether anyone died.

  3. NBC News

    Rain disasters have killed more than 200 across Asia in a week (opens NBC News)

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    Torrential rains have set off deadly landslides and flooding in India, China, North Korea and Pakistan, killing more than 200 people in the past week.

  4. Green Field Reporter

    Rain-related disasters have killed more than 200 in a deadly week across Asia - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    In India and China, torrential rains have killed more than 200 people in the past week. Three others died in Pakistan. Widespread flooding has been reported in North Korea near the border with China with no word on whether anyone died.

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