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In recent landslides and severe rainfall in Nepal, approximately 30 individuals have lost their lives, compounding the destruction from the floods in August that resulted in 1,400 fatalities. More than 1,900 households have been impacted, and numerous hikers on the Annapurna Circuit have been evacuated due to hazardous conditions and obstructed pathways. Disclosure: This video includes stock footage and material created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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00:00About 30 people have died in Nepal as new landslides hit, worsening a disaster that killed 1,400 in August.
00:07More than 1,900 families have been affected since last week, with over 240 homes damaged and roads swept away.
00:15Hundreds of trekkers on the Annapurna Circuit, vital to Nepal's economy, have had to cut their hikes short, and many
00:21were helicoptered to safety.
00:23Some trekkers face dangerous journeys back, crossing up to 28 landslides and navigating collapsed bridges.
00:30Local communities are struggling too, with families losing homes and sheltering in leaking tents.
00:36Authorities say no one has died in the trekking regions, but four bodies were found after an avalanche near the
00:42Tibet border.
00:43Meanwhile, about 700 trekkers remain stranded in Pokhara, waiting for the route to reopen.
00:49Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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