Nepal mudslide death toll exceeds 1,200 as rescuers find survivors ten days later
CBS News reports that catastrophic mudslides in Nepal have killed at least 1,200 people, with rescue teams continuing search operations ten days after the disaster struck. According to CBS News correspondent Chris Livesay, two additional survivors were rescued alive, offering rare hope amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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- ✓At least 1,200 people killed in Nepal mudslides. (Source: CBS News report; corroborated by 51+ US mainstream media articles)
- ✓Mudslides occurred approximately ten days before rescue operations continued. (Source: CBS News report)
- ✓Two additional survivors were rescued alive during ongoing search operations. (Source: CBS News report)
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