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Nepal floods test PM Balen's young government

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A week after deadly flash floods swept through areas near Nepal's Chinese border, the death toll has exceeded 900 with nearly 4,800 missing. The disaster has become the first major national crisis for Prime Minister Balendra 'Balen' Shah's young government, which came to power after Gen Z-led protests a year ago. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with concerns about workers trapped in hydropower tunnels. The government has faced criticism for its initial response and delays in accepting international help, though it has since sought assistance from China and India. The floods have devastated towns, damaged infrastructure, and displaced families, with relief efforts facing challenges in remote areas.

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Over 900 people killed and nearly 4,800 missing as of Monday.

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Government sought international help from China and India for tunnel rescues.

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Over 5 billion Nepali rupees collected in disaster relief fund.

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Prime Minister Balendra Shah's government faces first major crisis.

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Floods damaged hydropower plants and trapped workers in tunnels.

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Flash floods occurred near the Chinese border in Nepal.

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Floods are deadliest since 2015 earthquake.

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Rescue efforts entered a sixth day.

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Nepal floods test PM Balen's young government

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