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مقتل 17 شخصاً على الأقل في فيضانات مفاجئة على الحدود بين نيبال والتبت
لقى 17 شخصاً على الأقل حتفهم بعد أن اجتاحت سيول مفاجئة منطقة راسوا، الواقعة شمال كاتماندو على الحدود مع التبت، وسط مخاوف من جرف قرى بأكملها.
تم تجميع هذا المحتوى بالذكاء الاصطناعي من المصادر المذكورة أدناه.
اجتاحت سيول مفاجئة وقاتلة جزءاً من الحدود بين نيبال والتبت، مما أسفر عن مقتل 17 شخصاً على الأقل. ضربت الفيضانات منطقة راسوا الواقعة شمال كاتماندو على طول الحدود التبتية. وتخشى السلطات المحلية من أن مياه الفيضانات ربما جرفت قرى بأكملها في المنطقة. ولا تزال جهود الطوارئ والمراقبة مستمرة في أعقاب هذه الكارثة.
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