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Al Qasimi Palace: Inside Ras Al Khaimah's grand 'haunted' house | The National (opens the original)
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Built on a hill in Ras Al Khaimah as a grand private residence, Al Qasimi Palace spent much of its existence unoccupied. Its history stretches back to 1975, but the property sat empty for about 35 years, leading to its reputation as a haunted house. With no inhabitants, the palace became a breeding ground for stories of strange activity that began circulating among the people living nearby. Some have reported seeing childrenâs faces appear at windows and furniture moving on its own, while supe
Nepal flood: How 97-year-old grandmother survived after being rescued in digger bucket | The National (opens the original)
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Video footage of Gunmaya Bohra, 97, sitting in the bucket of a mechanical digger, caked from head to toe in mud, has become one of the defining moments of Nepalâs devastating floods. In the images that spread rapidly across social media, Ms Bohra sits silently as rescuers carry her through mud and debris. Her face, hair and clothes are coated in thick grey-brown sludge. Four days after the disaster, The National tracked down Ms Bohra and her family at Kathmanduâs Bir Hospital, where she was
Families of missing cling on to hope as Nepal calls for specialised rescue help | The National (opens the original)
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Nepal â suspended search and rescue efforts on Saturday due to bad weather and called for technical help to cope with the devastating floods that tore through an area near the border with China's Tibet. So far, 626 people have been confirmed dead, while 2,426 remain unaccounted for, including hundreds of tourists and pilgrims from India, Malaysia, the US, Britain and other countries. China said the death toll in Tibet was seven, with 554 people missing. Climate change raises disaster risks as N
Family of Indian-American woman missing after Nepal-Tibet floods hold on to hope | The National (opens the original)
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The family of an Indian-American woman who is among more than 2,000 people missing after catastrophic floods struck Nepal and Tibet are clinging to the hope that she will be found safe and well. Jiwan Jyoti, an engineer from Boston, had travelled to Nepal on a pilgrimage to mark her 50th birthday. She was last known to be at Hotel Kailash in Rasuwagadhi, near Nepalâs border with China, when her family lost contact with her on Wednesday. Her husband was speaking to her by phone from the US shor
'We are praying': Nepal travel groups search for missing tourists and staff after devastating floods | The National (opens the original)
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A tour operator in Kathmandu has told of his desperate search for dozens of trekkers and staff members â including his own brother â who remain missing three days after devastating floods struck at the border between Nepal and the Chinese region of Tibet. Gopal Thapa, managing director of Leaf Holidays, Treks and Expeditions, said 55 people travelling with his company are still missing â 46 clients and nine of the company's workforce. Among them is his 34-year-old brother, who was guiding
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