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The State Department reported that around 70 Americans are still unaccounted for following severe flooding in the Nepal-China border region. As search efforts continue, the death toll from the disaster has reached at least 1,399, with over 5,400 individuals still missing. Authorities have attributed the glacier collapse that triggered the flooding to climate change.
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The State Department reported that around 70 Americans are still unaccounted for following severe flooding in the Nepal-China border region. As search efforts continue, the death toll from the disaster has reached at least 1,399, with over 5,400 individuals still missing. Authorities have attributed the glacier collapse that triggered the flooding to climate change.
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70 Americans still unaccounted for after catastrophic Nepal flooding
Approximately 70 Americans Unaccounted for Following Flooding in Nepal