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Nepal Shifts to Recovery Efforts Following Flash Floods

Nepal is moving from rescue to recovery efforts following devastating flash floods that resulted in significant loss of life and infrastructure. With over 5,130 individuals still missing and a reconstruction cost estimated at $4.8 billion, the government is seeking both domestic and international support for recovery. Prime Minister Balendra Shah is set to address the UN General Assembly to advocate for climate justice and global responsibility in mitigating climate impacts.

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Nepal is moving from rescue to recovery efforts following devastating flash floods that resulted in significant loss of life and infrastructure. With over 5,130 individuals still missing and a reconstruction cost estimated at $4.8 billion, the government is seeking both domestic and international support for recovery. Prime Minister Balendra Shah is set to address the UN General Assembly to advocate for climate justice and global responsibility in mitigating climate impacts.

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Nepal: thousands still missing as flood recovery begins

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Nepal Shifts to Recovery Efforts Following Flash Floods