Inundațiile din Nepal: Bilanțul persoanelor dispărute depășește pragul de 6.000

The floods in Nepal caused by a glacier collapse have resulted in 1,403 deaths, with over 6,600 people still missing. The disaster, which began on August 26, has affected both Nepal and China, with a total of 1,446 fatalities reported. The Nepalese government attributes the increased risks to global warming and its impact on Himalayan glaciers. Prime Minister Balendra Shah plans to address the issue at the UN General Assembly next week, with reconstruction costs estimated at $4.78 billion.