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Nepal's flood survivors still waiting to find out what comes next (opens the original)
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A month after catastrophic floods swept through Nepal's Nuwakot district, the town of Devighat still smells of death. Excavators continue to claw through vast layers of grey mud that swallowed homes, businesses and roads. As the earth is turned over, the smell of decay rises again. From above, entire sections of the town appear to have been erased. The Trishuli River runs beside a landscape of sludge, broken concrete and twisted metal. Some homes remain standing but are buried through their lowe
Thousands still missing after Nepal disaster - ABC listen (opens the original)
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A month after catastrophic floods struck the Nepahl-Tibet border, thousands of people are still missing and communities remain displaced. More than 14 hundred people were killed, with more than 5 and a half thousand still unaccounted for, including 34 Australians. In the worst-affected areas, families are still waiting for answers about where they can live and what happened to those who never came home. Maina Pariyar, Nepalese residentVaishnavi Kowshikan, Australian-Nepalese resident Nepal is re
Australian found safe in Nepal (opens the original)
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An eighth Australian has been found after the Nepal-Tibet flood. The ABC understands that the person was not in the disaster zone. Thirty-five other Australians remain unaccounted-for following the disaster. Another Australian who had been unaccounted-for following the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet has been found safe. The ABC understands that the person was not in the disaster zone. The person is the eighth Australian to be found since the floods, with 35 others still unaccounted-for. O
Most Australians missing in Nepal were last seen in one crucial zone (opens the original)
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Desperate Australians are flying to Nepal to search for their loved ones, still missing in the disaster. Bhavin Patel films out the window of a helicopter while a navigation voice counts down the distance to its programmed destination: the last known coordinates of his wife, Reshma Patel. No-one has heard from the 46-year-old Australian mother in the 11 days since a wall of water carved a path of destruction through Nepal and Tibet. Her last known location was near the "Friendship Bridge" at the
Nepal's disaster zone aftermath - ABC listen (opens the original)
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More than a week on from the catastrophic Nepal floods, villages along the Bhotekoshi river remain completely isolated, including locations where Australians went missing. More than 1,200 people have died, and 38 Australians remain unaccounted for. Penny Wong, foreign ministerRiksang Lama, NepaliManish, Nepali A drone view of excavators clearing mud to make way for a road after flash floods and a mudslide, in Trishuli, Nuwakot district, Nepal, September 1, 2026.(Reuters: Francis Mascarenhas) Rac
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