Thousands still missing and most recovered bodies unidentified weeks after Nepal flood
About 5,200 people remain missing after the disaster swept through mountain communities and hydropower sites, killing at least 1,399 people
Thousands still missing and most recovered bodies unidentified weeks after Nepal flood
About 5,200 people remain missing after the disaster swept through mountain communities and hydropower sites, killing at least 1,399 people
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