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Nepal Demolishes Kathmandu Post Quake Relief Camp
Police in riot gear stood guard on Tuesday as Nepali civic officials used bulldozers to tear down a relief camp in the capital for victims of the 2015 earthquake, in a bid to force people to return to their home villages.
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Nepal Earthquake: Indian Air Force, Army Made 2223 Sorties, Rescued 11200 People
In the just-concluded 'Operation Maitri' in the quake-hit Nepal, Indian Air Force and Army flew 2,223 sorties, shifted about 11,200 people to safer places and transported and dropped about 1,700 tonnes of relief material.
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Nepal Sets up Post-Earthquake Camps for Sexual Minorities
When transgender woman Maya K C sought help at a relief camp in the ruins of Nepal's capital after a devastating earthquake, she was quickly made to feel as though she did not belong.
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Post-Earthquake Camps Set Up in Nepal For Sexual Minorities
Problems including discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people have prompted charities to set up 15 relief camps for sexual minorities.
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Deja Vu for Nepal: As Aftershocks Continue, People Return to Camps
At Kathmandu's biggest relief camp at Tudikhel grounds, a hot wind has blown away one leg of Binda Gupta's tent. Her brother tries to fix it unsuccessfully.
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After the Earthquake, Protecting Nepal's Vulnerable Children
At a relief camp in Kathmandu, a group of volunteers quietly go from tent to tent, writing the names of the children they meet, their parents' names and phone numbers and then slip the chit into the child's pocket.
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Nepal Prime Minister Heckled by Quake Survivors Angry That Aid is Not Reaching Them; Toll Over 5,000
Nepal Prime Minster Sushil Koirala was heckled today at a Kathmandu relief camp as angry survivors of Saturdays devastating earthquake demanded that relief coming in from foreign countries be made available to them.
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This Family Lost 2 in Nepal Quake, was Then Fleeced
25-year-old Firoz Alam waited for over two hours at a relief camp in Bihar's Raxaul town on the border with Nepal, for a two-minute meeting with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday.
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Nepal Demolishes Kathmandu Post Quake Relief Camp
Police in riot gear stood guard on Tuesday as Nepali civic officials used bulldozers to tear down a relief camp in the capital for victims of the 2015 earthquake, in a bid to force people to return to their home villages.
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Nepal Earthquake: Indian Air Force, Army Made 2223 Sorties, Rescued 11200 People
In the just-concluded 'Operation Maitri' in the quake-hit Nepal, Indian Air Force and Army flew 2,223 sorties, shifted about 11,200 people to safer places and transported and dropped about 1,700 tonnes of relief material.
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Nepal Sets up Post-Earthquake Camps for Sexual Minorities
When transgender woman Maya K C sought help at a relief camp in the ruins of Nepal's capital after a devastating earthquake, she was quickly made to feel as though she did not belong.
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Post-Earthquake Camps Set Up in Nepal For Sexual Minorities
Problems including discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people have prompted charities to set up 15 relief camps for sexual minorities.
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Deja Vu for Nepal: As Aftershocks Continue, People Return to Camps
At Kathmandu's biggest relief camp at Tudikhel grounds, a hot wind has blown away one leg of Binda Gupta's tent. Her brother tries to fix it unsuccessfully.
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After the Earthquake, Protecting Nepal's Vulnerable Children
At a relief camp in Kathmandu, a group of volunteers quietly go from tent to tent, writing the names of the children they meet, their parents' names and phone numbers and then slip the chit into the child's pocket.
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Nepal Prime Minister Heckled by Quake Survivors Angry That Aid is Not Reaching Them; Toll Over 5,000
Nepal Prime Minster Sushil Koirala was heckled today at a Kathmandu relief camp as angry survivors of Saturdays devastating earthquake demanded that relief coming in from foreign countries be made available to them.
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This Family Lost 2 in Nepal Quake, was Then Fleeced
25-year-old Firoz Alam waited for over two hours at a relief camp in Bihar's Raxaul town on the border with Nepal, for a two-minute meeting with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday.
