Nepal observes 13th final day of Hindu mourning for flood victims that killed over 1,300 people, left about 5,000 missing along China border.
Home ministry says government offices, missions abroad fly national flag at half-mast to mark the day.
Army spokesperson Raja Ram Basnet says rescue operations focus on hydropower stations, where survivors may still be trapped.
Search teams rescue four people in recent days, which include a Chinese national pulled from tunnel, two hydropower workers rescued, Nepali woman freed from buried house.
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According to Reports, roughly 900 workers remain missing across 12 hydropower projects, about 500 believed trapped in tunnels.
The flood struck August 26 after glacier broke off, sending wall of mud and rock into river on Himalayan border between Nepal and China’s Tibet region, sweeping away towns and burying roads under debris.
