Death Toll Continues To Rise In Nepal Surpassing 150 As Search Operation Continues After Heavy Rainfall

Death Toll Continues To Rise In Nepal Surpassing 150 As Search Operation Continues After Heavy Rainfall

Excavators comb through the mud in search of bodies of passengers believed to be buried in the landslide that covers multiple vehicles at Jhyaple Khola in Dhading District of Central Nepal on September 29, 2024. At least 35 people are confirmed dead in the landslide, with the number expected to rise as the search operation continues. At least 150 people are confirmed dead across Nepal after heavy downpour on Saturday, September 28, creating a humanitarian crisis. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto)

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