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Rescue efforts are ongoing after a deadly flash flood that sent a wall of mud and water tearing through Himalayan river valleys on the China-Nepal border. The disaster, triggered by a landslide, has resulted in more than 150 confirmed deaths with hundreds still missing. Bloomberg's Swati Pandey shares the latest updates. (Source: Bloomberg)
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