Nepal Floods: 6-Year-Old Survives 60 Hours; 903 Dead, 4,247 Missing

A 6-year-old girl survived 60 hours trapped in rubble in Nepal floods, where 903 people died and 4,247 remain missing.

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Nepal's National Disaster Management Authority reported on 2026-06-31 that 903 people have died and 4,247 remain missing due to flash floods. ^[1] Manisha Magar, a six-year-old girl, was rescued alive after being trapped under debris for nearly 60 hours following a flood in Nepal's Timure region on 2026-08-29. ^[2] A 6-year-old girl named Manisha Magar was rescued after being trapped under rubble for approximately 60 hours following the flood. ^[3] Rasuwa District Chief Officer Rajendra Dawadi saved 1,643 students by sounding an emergency bell just minutes before the floodwaters reached the school in Nuwakot. ^[4] Two school staff members, social teacher Santos Pariyar and school caretaker Sultan Lama, lost their lives during the Nuwakot school flood incident. ^[5] Rescuers initially mistook the girl's cries for a cat's meow while searching for survivors in the ruins of a security post. ^[6] Rescuers manually removed stones, wood, mud, and metal plates to free the girl, who was found weak and unconscious but stabilized after emergency medical care. ^[7] Manisha Magar's parents also survived the disaster and were located shortly after the rescue. ^[8]

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Nepal's National Disaster Management Authority reported on 2026-06-31 that 903 people have died and 4,247 remain missing due to flash floods. · 세계일보

Manisha Magar, a six-year-old girl, was rescued alive after being trapped under debris for nearly 60 hours following a flood in Nepal's Timure region on 2026-08-29. · La Tercera

A 6-year-old girl named Manisha Magar was rescued after being trapped under rubble for approximately 60 hours following the flood. · 세계일보

Rasuwa District Chief Officer Rajendra Dawadi saved 1,643 students by sounding an emergency bell just minutes before the floodwaters reached the school in Nuwakot. · 세계일보

Two school staff members, social teacher Santos Pariyar and school caretaker Sultan Lama, lost their lives during the Nuwakot school flood incident. · 세계일보

Rescuers initially mistook the girl's cries for a cat's meow while searching for survivors in the ruins of a security post. · La Tercera

Rescuers manually removed stones, wood, mud, and metal plates to free the girl, who was found weak and unconscious but stabilized after emergency medical care. · La Tercera

Manisha Magar's parents also survived the disaster and were located shortly after the rescue. · La Tercera

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