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What's left of communities in Nepal's disaster zones
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Over a week after catastrophic floods in Nepal, remote villages along the Bhotekoshi River remain cut off, with more than 1,200 fatalities and 38 Australians still missing. Rescue teams, including an ABC crew, have surveyed the devastation firsthand, highlighting the scale of destruction and isolation in the hardest-hit areas.
WHY IT MATTERS
The disaster has left entire communities isolated and missing persons cases unresolved, underscoring the immediate humanitarian and logistical challenges in Nepal's flood-stricken regions.
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. The ABC crew has flown over and visited some of the worst-affected areas to see what is left.
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