State Department warns of travel to Nepal after flooding
The State Department on Sunday warned Americans against traveling to certain parts of Nepal, days after a deadly flash flood swept through the border of Nepal and Tibet. The department advised Americans not to travel to the Rasuwagadhi-Timure-Syafrubesi area of the Rasuwa district, which includes the Nepal-China border crossing, due to flood damage, disrupted transportation…
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State Department official says about 85 Americans still missing after Nepal flash flooding(opens original report in a new tab)There are approximately 85 Americans still missing after flash flooding on the border of Nepal and Tibet, State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said Sunday. “This morning, I can say we now have 85 Americans,… — The Hill
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