The Foreign Ministry of Nepal said on Thursday that it would not accept international rescue teams seeking to help emergency operations following a devastating series of landslides and floods in the country and neighboring Tibet.
Government officials explained that a host of countries around the world have offered to send emergency personnel to help dig out bodies and rescue those still trapped, but for logistical reasons it was forced to reject the offer of rescue workers, asking interested parties to send financial resources instead.
The government of Nepal, as of Friday, reported over 500 confirmed deaths and over 1,400 people missing. The…
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