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Rescue operations in flood-hit areas of Nepal have been halted as persistent rain since last night created further challenges. Helicopter operations have also been suspended due to the weather. Families continue to wait anxiously for information about relatives who remain missing as authorities face growing difficulties in reaching affected areas.

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00:00The weather is now turning hostile against all the search, rescue and evacuation operation
00:05in Nepal.
00:06We are in NOAA course and every attempt that we are making to reach to our Rusavu and now
00:10we see the heli operation, the search rescue operation has been halted because of the hostile
00:15adverse weather.
00:16It has been raining since last night and that is going to create a mayhem for all.
00:20The heli operation needs to be halted and even the debris which was drying up for last
00:23two days and eventually now going to be more and wet and because of loose debris, the rescue
00:28operation, the rescuers to reach even in the remote areas or the tunnel site or even the
00:33I know the to stuck up the stranded people, it is going to be nearly impossible.
00:38This is the mayhem that and the Nepal army, Nepal police, the rescuers are battling against
00:44the hostile weather.
00:45It has been raining since last night and perhaps why all the search rescue air cooperation had
00:50to be halted since this morning.
00:59While all the efforts of rescue relief search operations being carried out by different agencies,
01:05the China has borne Nepal for another round of wave of similar flooding.
01:10Yesterday we have seen the kind of flash flood that triggered another breach of barrier in the
01:15glacial lakes.
01:16However, this could only rise the level of Trishuli River and Bhatkosi.
01:22There have been no significant damage but the Nepalese authorities are keeping a close
01:25vigil.
01:26The China has been sharing these data for last 24 hours.
01:29Eventually from midnight the Trishuli River level wasn't right and so was the Bhatkosi River
01:34right but that hasn't reported much of the devastation yet.
01:37The second wave has passed.
01:38However, remember for another 48 hours there is anticipation of all accumulated 5 million
01:45cubic water in those glaciers and if that breaches perhaps it will bring not only second wave
01:51of the mayhem but one of the worst and disastrous for this region which is already backing with
01:56the severe floods, severe disaster.
01:58The tally which is breaching nearly reaching 600 marks of the death toll where missing numbers
02:04are reaching even beyond 1000, this is going to be one of the worst and difficult and challenging
02:09time for Nepal.
02:11At Ground Zero in Nepal, I am Ashutosh Mishra.
02:13Pointed.
02:16The tally which time ha it is all is getting to be one of the most excellent
02:26people who are Checking, is the production of the river river?
02:32The tally that one has beenTIAL, I have been using theereconomics.
02:41The tally from the upper river river, is the one of the best means of the river?
02:43The tally from the river river, is the presence of the river river.
02:44India today.
02:48Yes, we are here.
02:51We are in the morning.
02:51We are in the evening.
02:52We are in the evening.
02:52We are in the evening.
02:56Transfer to line.
02:57We are in the evening.
02:59I don't have to hear that.
03:01I don't think I'm going to go to the frame.
03:15I don't think I'm going to go to the source.
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