Nepal on High Alert for Fresh Flooding as Death Toll Rises Past 800

{"heading":"The Human Impact of the Floods","subheading":"Residents Struggle to Salvage What They Can","paragraphs":["Residents in flood-affected districts in Nepal were warned to remain on high alert for possible fresh flooding, as rescuers scrambled to clear a major highway connecting Kathmandu to one of the areas worst hit by Wednesday's catastrophic floods.","Flash flood survivors walked through sludge past damaged houses, searching for salvageable belongings. Some residents began returning to ruined homes to see what can be salvaged, while others scanned the ground for items they could pick out of the mud and rinse off.","One man had returned for his chickens, which he found alive. He tied them up and put them in the cabin of his truck. 'Everything is finished. Nothing is left. Not even our home,' Sharmila Tamang, a Dhading resident who was trying to salvage items from her home, told The Associated Press."]}