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The death count from catastrophic flash flooding that struck the Nepal-Tibet border region Wednesday has reached at least 358 confirmed fatalities. Rescue operations remain ongoing as authorities continue their efforts to locate hundreds of missing tourists believed to be caught in the disaster zone.
The deluge swept through the mountainous border area with devastating force, destroying infrastructure and cutting off access to remote communities. Officials are working to establish supply lines and coordinate search-and-rescue teams across challenging terrain complicated by continued geological instability.
International response efforts are mobilizing as neighboring countries and humanitarian organizations pledge assistance to Nepal and Tibet. The scale of the catastrophe has prompted regional governments to deploy additional resources to support victim recovery and identification operations.
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