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Death Count In 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake In Tibet Rises To 126: Updates
An earthquake of 7.1 magnitude hit Tibet near the Nepalese border early this morning killing 95 people, with tremors felt in several parts of India, including Bihar, Assam and West Bengal.
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126 Dead In Huge Quake Near Mount Everest, Tremors Also Felt In Parts Of India
At least 126 people were killed after an earthquake of magnitude 7.1 hit Tibet near the Nepalese border today, news agency AFP said quoting Chinese media. The tremors of the earthquake were felt in parts of India, including Bihar, Assam and West Beng
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Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal Expresses "Deep Sorrow" After 128 Killed In Earthquake
Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Saturday expressed his "deep sorrow" at the loss of life and property in the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that hit the country late on Friday.
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Nepal Earthquake Highlights: At Least 157 Killed In Nepal Earthquake
Nepal Earthquake: More than 60 people were killed after a massive 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal in the late hours of Friday.
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Tremors In Delhi As Nepal Hit By 4 Earthquakes: What We Know So Far
According to the National Centre for Seismology, the earthquake occurred in Nepal around 2:51 PM at a depth of 5 kilometer.
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4 Medium Intensity Earthquakes Hit Jammu And Kashmir
Four medium intensity tremors with magnitudes ranging between 4.7 and 5.5 hit Jammu and Kashmir in a span of less than two hours on Monday night, the National Centre for Seismology said.
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Bihar Government Orders Inquiry After 'Bhukamp' Stickers Pasted on Foreheads of Earthquake Survivors
Bihar government has ordered an inquiry into row over pasting of 'bhukamp' stickers on the foreheads of injured brought to the Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) after Saturday's earthquake.
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At This Hospital in Bihar, Earthquake Patients Were Marked With 'Bhukamp' Stickers
At a hospital in Bihar, people injured in the earthquake that struck Nepal and parts of India on Saturday were today "marked" with stickers on their forehead.
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Death Count In 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake In Tibet Rises To 126: Updates
An earthquake of 7.1 magnitude hit Tibet near the Nepalese border early this morning killing 95 people, with tremors felt in several parts of India, including Bihar, Assam and West Bengal.
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126 Dead In Huge Quake Near Mount Everest, Tremors Also Felt In Parts Of India
At least 126 people were killed after an earthquake of magnitude 7.1 hit Tibet near the Nepalese border today, news agency AFP said quoting Chinese media. The tremors of the earthquake were felt in parts of India, including Bihar, Assam and West Beng
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Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal Expresses "Deep Sorrow" After 128 Killed In Earthquake
Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Saturday expressed his "deep sorrow" at the loss of life and property in the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that hit the country late on Friday.
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Nepal Earthquake Highlights: At Least 157 Killed In Nepal Earthquake
Nepal Earthquake: More than 60 people were killed after a massive 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal in the late hours of Friday.
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Tremors In Delhi As Nepal Hit By 4 Earthquakes: What We Know So Far
According to the National Centre for Seismology, the earthquake occurred in Nepal around 2:51 PM at a depth of 5 kilometer.
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4 Medium Intensity Earthquakes Hit Jammu And Kashmir
Four medium intensity tremors with magnitudes ranging between 4.7 and 5.5 hit Jammu and Kashmir in a span of less than two hours on Monday night, the National Centre for Seismology said.
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Bihar Government Orders Inquiry After 'Bhukamp' Stickers Pasted on Foreheads of Earthquake Survivors
Bihar government has ordered an inquiry into row over pasting of 'bhukamp' stickers on the foreheads of injured brought to the Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) after Saturday's earthquake.
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At This Hospital in Bihar, Earthquake Patients Were Marked With 'Bhukamp' Stickers
At a hospital in Bihar, people injured in the earthquake that struck Nepal and parts of India on Saturday were today "marked" with stickers on their forehead.
