Environment news in Hospital Pengajar Universiti Tribhuvan Kathmandu Nepal
6 stories within reach of Hospital Pengajar Universiti Tribhuvan Kathmandu Nepal, published in the last 7 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Hospital wall covered with photos of missing Nepal flood victims, families await answers
At a hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, families of the missing from the devastating August 26 glacier flood have plastered photos on a 25-meter wall, hoping for news. Nearly 4,500 people remain missing, including many foreigners, and families are losing hope of finding loved ones alive.
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China sends drones, DNA equipment and experts to Nepal after deadly mudslide
China has sent another batch of relief supplies, including drones and DNA testing equipment, to Nepal following a deadly mudslide. The death toll has risen to 1,068, with 4,606 people still missing.
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China sends more aid, DNA experts to Nepal
China has sent another batch of aid and DNA experts to Kathmandu, Nepal, following the devastating landslides. The aid package includes drones, DNA testing equipment, and water purification tools. Nepal's death toll has risen to 1,068 with 4,606 still missing.
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'Like a mud apocalypse': Survivors reckon with devastation after Nepal's deadly flood
A week after catastrophic floods and landslides struck Nepal's Himalayan valleys, thousands remain missing and rescue teams are searching for survivors. The disaster, which began in Tibet, has devastated communities along the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers, with hundreds of hydropower workers feared trapped in tunnels. The article is set in Bidur and the Nuwakot district of Nepal.
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Over 1,000 dead, thousands missing as China and Nepal battle Himalayan flood aftermath
The death toll from the Himalayan glacial collapse in Nepal and China has passed 1,000, with nearly 4,500 missing. Rescue workers are searching hydropower tunnels for survivors in Nuwakot district, Nepal, while authorities in Kathmandu are helping families identify the dead.
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Nepal rescuers reach remote areas in search of 4,000 missing nearly a week after devastating floods
Rescuers in Nepal reached remote areas and freed nearly 300 trapped workers nearly a week after devastating floods and landslides killed over 1,000 people. About 4,000 remain missing, with many still trapped in hydropower stations. The disaster has drawn international aid, including from China and South Korea.