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Nepal Flood: Rescue Team Dig Through Mud‑Covered Tunnel to Save Survivors
Engineers and the Nepalese army have breached a mud‑blocked hydropower tunnel, pulling two men out after days of perilous digging.
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Nepl Flood Losses Hit $2.56 Billion, Recovery Costs $52.6 M
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority estimates property, housing and infrastructure damage at $2.56 billion, while early recovery for the first four months will cost roughly $52.6 million.
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