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Nepal issues advisory on identification of remains of foreign nationals killed in floods

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Nepal issues advisory on identification of remains of foreign nationals killed in floods

Kathmandu: The Nepalese authorities have provided details of the procedures for identification and handing over of the mortal remains of foreign nationals who died in the recent devastating flash floods in Rasuwa, the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu said on Monday.

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