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Nepal holds a day of mourning after floods kill at least 1,300 people
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· September 7, 2026
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Key points The floods have had a devastating impact, with over 1,300 people killed and many more unaccounted for. Mourning periods typically last 13 days, during which time close family members stay home and receive visitors paying their respects.
A period of mourning has ended for those who died in recent flooding. Family members performed final rituals, including some who held symbolic funerals for loved ones still missing. The floods have had a devastating impact, with over 1,300 people killed and many more unaccounted for.
Further details about the flooding and its aftermath are available. The disaster has affected multiple regions, including Nepal and Tibet, with thousands of people missing, including foreigners.
Mourning periods typically last 13 days, during which time close family members stay home and receive visitors paying their respects. Rituals are held on the final day to pray for those who have passed away.
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Category: News Published: September 7, 2026 Source: KSAT 12 (ABC affiliate) Reading time: 1 min
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