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95 die, 291 foreign tourists missing in Nepal’s flash floods

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Devastating flash floods in Nepal have left 95 dead and 291 foreign tourists missing. Get the latest updates on the Nepal floods and missing nationalities. Read More: https://punchng.com/95-die-291-foreign-tourists-missing-in-nepals-flash-floods/

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