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India Steps In To Identify Flood Victims As Nepal Buries Unclaimed Bodies

NDTV - World News · 1 September 2026 at 11:18 am

India Steps In To Identify Flood Victims As Nepal Buries Unclaimed Bodies

The Indian Embassy in Nepal has issued a step-by-step guide to assist Indian families in the identification of the bodies of their loved ones.

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