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Fears of more flooding in Nepal, 100 Americans among the missing as rescue efforts step up Original

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By Janis Mackey Frayer Verified, Dawn Liu, Sunil S Pandey
| NBC News Verified
Aug. 30, 2026, 6:29 AM EDT / Updated Aug. 30, 2026, 6:30 AM EDT By , , and KATHMANDU — Authorities in Nepal have warned of the risk of further flooding after heavy rainfall, as China sheds light on the scale of the disaster in its Tibet region. Five days after surging floodwaters from a glacier collapse buried communities across the region in thick mud, rescuers in Nepal were still struggling to reach devastated communities as the full scale of the destruction emerged.
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Nepal residents dig for remnants of their lives in homes swallowed by mud

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By Janis Mackey Frayer Verified, Dawn Liu, Sunil S Pandey
| NBC News Verified
Nepal residents dig for remnants of their lives in homes swallowed by mud Amid the search for loved ones in Bidur, the discovery of treasured items – clothes, daily goods and beloved animals – offers a brief respite from the disaster.
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Can kung fu robots actually help humans do chores? A Beijing showcase has clues

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By Janis Mackey Frayer Verified, Dawn Liu, Erin Tan
| NBC News Verified
Can kung fu robots actually help humans do chores? A Beijing showcase has clues Manufacturers hope that humanoid robots, part of a field known as embodied intelligence, will soon be able to help people with everyday tasks or even do them autonomously.
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