ABC News · WorldNews · 2026-08-28
Anjana Raja and her husband were traveling to Mount Kailash in Nepal
Anjana Raja and her husband were traveling to Mount Kailash in Nepal. Raja said she didn't hesitate and grabbed her sling bag and turned to her husband. I grabbed him by the collar, and I said, 'Run, we need to go right now,'" she said. As of Friday, as intense search and rescue efforts continue, 584 people have been reported dead.
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