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Rescue helicopters race to flood-hit Nepal villages as 5 reported missing

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Rescue helicopters race to flood-hit Nepal villages as 5 reported missing

Rescuers from Nepal's military on Monday reached an area hit by a flash flood the previous day.

Five people have been reported missing and no fatalities have been reported so far.

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