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Rescuers comb through mud as Nepal-China floods leave more than 1,000 dead
Headlines generally focus on the high death toll from the Nepal-China floods, with some emphasizing the ongoing search for missing people and others highlighting rescue efforts.
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What happenedRescue teams are searching for thousands of people still missing after catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China. The disaster has left over 1,000 dead.
The headline splitWDSU New Orleans (Hearst) frames it as "Rescuers comb through mud as Nepal-China floods leave more than 1,000 dead". WKRN News2 (Nexstar, Nashville) frames it as "Tennessee resident missing in deadly Nepal floods".
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CenterRescuers comb through mud as Nepal-China floods leave more than 1,000 dead
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Rescuers comb through mud as Nepal-China floods leave more than 1,000 dead
Rescuers comb through mudleave more than 1,000 dead
Rescue teams are searching for thousands of people still missing after catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China. The disaster has left over 1,000 dead.
A Tennessee resident is among the hundreds of people missing on the border of Nepal and Tibet after last week's catastrophic flood, Isha Foundation officials said on Monday.