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More than 100 people have died and millions have been forced to leave their homes as monsoon floods continue to wreak havoc in India, Bangladesh and Nepal. The annual monsoon season lasts from June to September. Catherine Clifford reports.

Over 100 people dead, millions displaced as monsoon floods wreak havoc in South Asia
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Dozens killed, thousands displaced in Nepal floods
IN THE PAPERS

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PERSPECTIVE

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Nepal plane crash: authorities confirm at least 50 dead
This picture obtained from the Twitter account of Saroj Basnet (@IsarojB) shows Nepali rescue workers gathering around the debris of a plane that crashed near the international airport in Kathmandu on March 12, 2018.
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Passenger plane crashes near Kathmandu airport killing at least 40
REVISITED

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SOUTH ASIA

South Asia floods kill more than 800, displace more than a million
Nepal and neighbouring Bangladesh have been submerged by torrential rains and extreme flooding. For the last three days, downpours during the Monsoon season have ravaged the country. Hundreds have been reported dead and authorities say that close to 2 million people have been displaced.

Nepal, Bangladesh submerged by torrential rains and extreme flooding
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DOCUMENTARY

Nepal revisited, one year after the deadly earthquake
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Nepal earthquake: Why is reconstruction taking so long?
Langtang in Nepal is now little more than a graveyard. The once tranquil mountain village was obliterated last April when a massive earthquake shattered a glacier, raining tonnes of ice, snow and rock down into the valley below, where hundreds of bodies still lie buried.

Nepal quake anniversary: Mourners mark one year since deadly disaster
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2015 Nepal earthquake: Survivors face freezing temperatures
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