Le bilan de la crue dévastatrice survenue fin août dans l'Himalaya à la frontière entre la Chine et le Népal est passé de 31 à 43 morts côté chinois, a annoncé dimanche un média d'Etat.
La catastrophe, qui a frappé la région chinoise du Tibet dans le sud-ouest du pays, "a fait 43 morts et 519 disparus selon le dernier décompte" établi samedi à 18H00 (10H00 GMT), a indiqué l'agence de presse Chine nouvelle, 11 jours après un drame qui a également fait au moins 1.341 morts et près de 5.000 disparus au Népal.
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