Nepal ends flood search with over 5,000 still missing, including 189 Indians
Nepal has suspended non-essential search operations after floods struck the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli area on August 26, leaving 1,455 people dead and 5,285 unaccounted for. Among those missing are 189 Indians and tourists from several countries, as the government shifts its focus to reconstruction and rehabilitation.
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