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Nepal-Tibet flood deaths rise to 168 amid search for hundreds of missing tourists

At least 168 people have been confirmed killed by the massive flash flooding that ravaged the Nepal-Tibet border region on Wednesday.

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Nepal-Tibet flood deaths rise to 168 amid search for hundreds of missing tourists
At least 168 people have been confirmed killed by the massive flash flooding that ravaged the Nepal-Tibet border region on Wednesday.
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