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Frustration Grows Among Nepal Earthquake Survivors as Monsoon Swamps Camps
Weeks after annual monsoon rains started to lash Nepal, Kanchhi Maya Sherpa sits inside a makeshift tent on a soggy football pitch, flies crawling over her swollen mouth and limbs.
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Earthquake-Hit Nepal Appeals for Aid to Rebuild Country
Nepal is to host a major meeting of donors Thursday to raise funds to rebuild the quake-devastated country, hoping to dispel doubts that money will be lost to corruption and reconstruction hamstrung by red tape.
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Will Rebuild Property Within 2 Years: Nepal PM Sushil Koirala
Nepal will reconstruct all private and public properties destroyed by the devastating earthquake within two years, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala said as he called on citizens, neighbouring countries and migrant workers to lend their helping hands to the government.
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'Almost Total Devastation' Near Nepal Earthquake Epicentre: Red Cross
The Red Cross warned Thursday that nearly all homes had been wiped out in some towns and villages near the epicentre of Nepal's devastating earthquake.
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Frustration Grows Among Nepal Earthquake Survivors as Monsoon Swamps Camps
Weeks after annual monsoon rains started to lash Nepal, Kanchhi Maya Sherpa sits inside a makeshift tent on a soggy football pitch, flies crawling over her swollen mouth and limbs.
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Earthquake-Hit Nepal Appeals for Aid to Rebuild Country
Nepal is to host a major meeting of donors Thursday to raise funds to rebuild the quake-devastated country, hoping to dispel doubts that money will be lost to corruption and reconstruction hamstrung by red tape.
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Will Rebuild Property Within 2 Years: Nepal PM Sushil Koirala
Nepal will reconstruct all private and public properties destroyed by the devastating earthquake within two years, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala said as he called on citizens, neighbouring countries and migrant workers to lend their helping hands to the government.
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'Almost Total Devastation' Near Nepal Earthquake Epicentre: Red Cross
The Red Cross warned Thursday that nearly all homes had been wiped out in some towns and villages near the epicentre of Nepal's devastating earthquake.
