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Hundreds of bodies are 'no longer' identifiable, say Nepal officials as flood death toll rises to 626 with 2,426 missing - including 33 Brits

LIVE: The death toll following devastating floods in Nepal has risen to at least 626 as nearly 2,500 people remain missing as the search for survivors enters its fourth day.

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Hundreds of bodies are 'no longer' identifiable, say Nepal officials as flood death toll rises to 626 with 2,426 missing - including 33 Brits
LIVE: The death toll following devastating floods in Nepal has risen to at least 626 as nearly 2,500 people remain missing as the search for survivors enters its fourth day.
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