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This valley was the last known location of a Sydney family. Then a wave 100 metres high hit

Brisbane Times · 2 September 2026 at 9:44 am

This valley was the last known location of a Sydney family. Then a wave 100 metres high hit

Near the flood-destroyed Nepalese town that’s the last known location of an Australian family on a Hindu pilgrimage, South-East Asia correspondent Zach Hope finds communities struggling to understand the devastation.

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