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More than a week after flash floods hit Nepal, the death toll has continued to climb. More than 1 300 people have died, and more than 5 000 are still missing. B…
More than a week after flash floods hit Nepal, the death toll has continued to climb.
More than 1 300 people have died, and more than 5 000 are still missing.
But there have also been stories of miraculous survivals, as Neha Poonia reports.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@sheenapirrie7247Imported2mo ago
Thank you SABC for a clear update.
@@KajanLakhanImported2mo ago
There's 5 hydro power plants on that one river route of Nepal that got knocked of the grid in 1Hour, taking approximately 400MW of the grid.<br><br>That one tunnel expert from Australia, mentions the power plant should be high, but with all that Mountain 🏔️ that came down, their rescue teams had to dig down to the enterance.<br><br>The power plant has chambers(goldilocks zones where survival is possible, that's where rescuers have targeted) and the upper floors may contain alittle food. They have water to drink. They have air. Pitch black.<br><br>But 9 days on......