Nepal Declares National Mourning on 13th Day After Flash Flood Tragedy

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: Nepal is observing a national day of mourning on Thursday, the 13th day after flash floods that killed more than 1,300 people across the country. The government has declared a period of official mourning to honor the victims and support affected communities. The tragedy followed a 5.0‑magnitude earthquake that struck the region on Tuesday night, adding to the disaster’s impact. The observance reflects traditional Hindu customs and underscores the nation’s ongoing recovery efforts. QUOTE: "The mourning is being observed on the 13th day after the disaster, in keeping with the traditional Hindu practice of marking the thirteenth day following a death." — The Hindu

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Nepal observes national mourning on 13th day of flash flood tragedy

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After flash floods kill over 1,300, Nepal shaken by 5.0 magnitude earthquake

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