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Earthquake Pushed 1 million Nepalis Below Poverty Line: Report
A national crisis caused by the April 25 earthquake and its aftermath has pushed an estimated one million people below poverty line, a Nepal government report has revealed.
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Aid-Dependent Nepal Says Needs $6.6 Billion for Post-Earthquake Rebuilding
Earthquake-battered Nepal will ask international donors to support a reconstruction plan that is expected to cost $6.6 billion over five years, the government said on Saturday.
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Earthquake-Ravaged Nepal Needs $6,663 Million for Reconstruction: Government
The cost for reconstruction of the earthquake-ravaged Nepal is approximately $6,663.1 million, according to a Post-Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) carried out by the Nepal Planning Commission on Saturday.
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India intends to extend on-arrival visa for US, UK, 38 others
India intends to extend visa-on-arrival facility to tourists from 40 more countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a move which will make the country a more tourist-friendly destination and promote foreign exchange earnings.
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Earthquake Pushed 1 million Nepalis Below Poverty Line: Report
A national crisis caused by the April 25 earthquake and its aftermath has pushed an estimated one million people below poverty line, a Nepal government report has revealed.
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Aid-Dependent Nepal Says Needs $6.6 Billion for Post-Earthquake Rebuilding
Earthquake-battered Nepal will ask international donors to support a reconstruction plan that is expected to cost $6.6 billion over five years, the government said on Saturday.
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Earthquake-Ravaged Nepal Needs $6,663 Million for Reconstruction: Government
The cost for reconstruction of the earthquake-ravaged Nepal is approximately $6,663.1 million, according to a Post-Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) carried out by the Nepal Planning Commission on Saturday.
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India intends to extend on-arrival visa for US, UK, 38 others
India intends to extend visa-on-arrival facility to tourists from 40 more countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a move which will make the country a more tourist-friendly destination and promote foreign exchange earnings.
