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The number of people confirmed dead in China's Tibet after last week's devastating Himalayan flash floods has risen to 21, with 541 others still missing, Chinese state media reported on Wednesday (Sept 2).

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00:01The number of people confirmed dead in China's Tibet after last week's devastating Himalayan flash floods has risen to 21,
00:09with 541 others still missing.
00:12Images shown on state broadcaster CCTV on Thursday showed search and rescue efforts continuing, and reported over 2,300 rescue
00:22personnel have been deployed.
00:24In neighboring Nepal, at least 1,200 people have been confirmed killed, and nearly 4,000 others are missing.
00:33Government sources told Reuters that Nepal plans to rebuild an early warning system for landslides on part of its border
00:41with China, installing seismic sensors, cameras, and a satellite link.
00:46The stretch of border where the instruments will be placed lies in one of the most sensitive parts of Nepal's
00:53frontier with China's Tibet region,
00:55a high-altitude area closely watched by Kathmandu, Beijing, and New Delhi.
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