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Map of flood in Nepal

For the New York Times, Pablo Robles, Leanne Abraham, and Josh Holder mapped the flood in Nepal, which started with an avalanche in the mountains and stretched for 40 miles. There are currently 4,400 people missing. Tags: flood, Nepal, New York Times

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For the New York Times, Pablo Robles, Leanne Abraham, and Josh Holder mapped the flood in Nepal, which started with an avalanche in the mountains and stretched for 40 miles. There are currently 4,400 people missing. Tags: flood, Nepal, New York Times
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