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UK deploys response team to Nepal after floods

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The UK has deployed a Rapid Deployment Team to Nepal to support British nationals affected by devastating floods. Find out more about the UK Nepal floods r Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-deploys-response-team-to-nepal-after-floods/

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