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Mafuriko yaua 160 Nepal na China, 1,500 hawajulikani walipo

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Takribani watu 1,500, wakiwamo mamia ya raia wa kigeni, hawajulikani walipo baada ya mafuriko makubwa yaliyotokea katika katika mpaka wa Nepal na Tibet, China, huku shughuli za utafutaji na uokoaji zikiendelea.

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