'I don't know if I'm dreaming': Rebuilding lives after Nepal's devastating floods
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'I don't know if I'm dreaming': Rebuilding lives after Nepal's devastating floods With thousands of people driven from their homes by a massive flash flood that swept entire villages away, FRANCE 24 visits a school in Nepal's remote Rasuwa district that has…
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'I don't know if I'm dreaming': Rebuilding lives after Nepal's devastating floods With thousands of people driven from their homes by a massive flash flood that swept entire villages away, FRANCE 24 visits a school in Nepal's remote Rasuwa district that has…
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