Yeshiva World News · Aug 31, 2026

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Nearly 4,700 people remain missing after catastrophic flooding and landslides tore through Nepal, as officials warn the crisis could still worsen. Rescue crews are racing to reach up to 900 workers feared trapped in mud-filled hydropower tunnels, while hundreds more remain unaccounted for across devastated areas. The State Department says it is working with local authorities to help roughly 85 missing Americans and others impacted by the disaster.

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