Police officers risk lives to save woman on bank of fast-flowing river
A volunteer police officer and a PC put their lives at risk to save a missing woman who was stuck on the banks of a fast flowing river.
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Following the flash flood in the Rasuwa district and the Nepal-China border area on 26 August, the Nepalese government has established a toll-free emergency Nepalese language number (1234), and a dedicated hotline (1144) accessible in Nepal. If you're affected and need assistance from the UK government, call:
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