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In Nepal, thousands of people lost their homes, belongings and loved ones in minutes during the flash floods of August 26.
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In Nepal, thousands of people lost their homes, belongings and loved ones in minutes during the flash floods of August 26.
Since then, authorities, NGOs and volunteers have been delivering aid. But in overcrowded temporary camps, living conditions remain difficult, while many survivors face an uncertain future.
France 24's special correspondents visited a temporary camp set up in a school in Rasuwa district, near the disaster's epicenter.
A report by Shahzaib Wahlah, Ondine de Gaulle, Achraf Abid and Diamond Uprety.
Since then, authorities, NGOs and volunteers have been delivering aid. But in overcrowded temporary camps, living conditions remain difficult, while many survivors face an uncertain future.
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Source: France 24 · FRANCE24. Published 5 Sept 2026, 09:23 am.
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With thousands of people driven from their homes by a massive flash flood that swept entire villages away, FRANCE 24 visits a school in Nepal's remote Rasuwa district that has been converted to a temporary shelter for the dispossessed.
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