China, '558 people unavailable after Tibet-Nepal flood, 260 foreigners'
BEIJING - Three people died and 558 others were still missing after a mudslide in Tibet on the China-Nepal border, Chinese state media reported on Aug 27
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EIBJING - Three people died and 558 others were still missing after a mudslide in Tibet on the China-Nepal border, Chinese state media reported on Aug 27, citing local officials. 260 of the 558 people missing are foreign nationals. Banjir bandang of China-Nepal, 558 orang hilang termasuk 260 WN asing.
Furthermore, More than a thousand rescuers, equipped with dogs and drones, were searching for survivors after a wall of mud and debris swept over buildings on the Chinese side of the border on the morning of Aug 26.
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EIBJING - Three people died and 558 others were still missing after a mudslide in Tibet on the China-Nepal border, Chinese state media reported on Aug 27, citing local officials.
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260 of the 558 people missing are foreign nationals.
according to TASSBanjir bandang of China-Nepal, 558 orang hilang termasuk 260 WN asing.
according to Antara +1More than a thousand rescuers, equipped with dogs and drones, were searching for survivors after a wall of mud and debris swept over buildings on the Chinese side of the border on the morning of Aug 26.
according to The Straits Times - AsiaOf the missing, 260 were foreign nationals, it said.
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BEIJING - Three people died and 558 others were still missing after a mudslide in Tibet on the China-Nepal border, Chinese state media..
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