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Smell of death hangs over rescue efforts in Nepal as deaths pass 1,100 (opens the original)
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BIDUR, Nepal — At the Nepal army staging area in the heart of the flood zone, the roar of helicopters overhead carrying flood aid mixes with the rumble of a bulldozer digging a mass grave. The overwhelming stench of death is crushing hopes that more survivors will be found in Bidur, a town in Nepal’s Nuwakot district, devastated by last week’s catastrophic floods. Workers in white hazmat suits unload bodies from a stream of ambulances. They place the wrapped bodies onto a blue tarp in a cordoned
Fears of more flooding in Nepal, 100 Americans among the missing as rescue efforts step up (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Authorities in Nepal have warned of the risk of further flooding after heavy rain, as China sheds light on the scale of the disaster in its Tibet region. Five days after surging floodwaters from a glacier collapse buried communities across the region in thick mud, rescuers in Nepal were still struggling to reach devastated communities as the full scale of the destruction emerged. “The disaster here is overwhelming,” Ferrin Cole, an operations director at the U.S.-based Crisis
AI is writing, acting and producing China’s minidramas. It’s shaking a $14 billion industry. (opens the original)
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Chinese microdramas — known for hyperemotional stories about torrid love affairs, time-traveling revenge and explosive family secrets — are facing drama of their own as AI transforms an industry that is also rapidly expanding in the United States. Shot vertically for China's mobile-first audience, microdramas — also called minidramas or short dramas — have captivated hundreds of millions of Chinese for years with fast-paced, addictive stories told in episodes that usually last between 60 and 90
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