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A turquoise-coloured house stood largely intact amid mud and debris in Nepal's Trishuli on Wednesday (Sept 2), after surviving last week’s devastating mudslide that damaged buildings around it.

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00:01A turquoise-colored house has emerged as an unlikely symbol of survival in Nepal, after
00:07standing largely intact amid mud and debris from last week's devastating mudslide.
00:12Footage from Wednesday showed the house standing on the banks of the Trishuli River, surrounded
00:17by damaged buildings, broken concrete and debris left behind by the disaster.
00:22The building's remarkable survival has earned it the nickname, the Green Miracle House,
00:27on social media.
00:28As of Tuesday, Nepal's flood death toll has surpassed 1,000, as rescuers continue efforts
00:35to reach thousands of people still missing nearly a week after devastating floods and
00:39landslides tore through towns and valleys.
00:42Rescue teams have deployed heavy machinery, helicopters and excavators to reach affected
00:46areas.
00:47Hundreds of people remain stranded at devastated hydropower stations, where rescue efforts are
00:52continuing.
00:53Specialized teams from China, India and Nepal have built temporary bridges to reach remote
00:58areas and are using excavators to clear the ruins of hydropower projects.
01:03Rescuers are also working to reach nearly 300 workers believed to be trapped inside tunnels.
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