Stranded survivors in Nepal cross raging Trishuli River using zip line
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Stranded survivors in Nepal cross raging Trishuli River using zip line NewsFeed Stranded survivors in Nepal cross raging Trishuli River using zip line Survivors in relief camps in Nepal are struggling to get basic commodities like food and medicine.
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What happened
Stranded survivors in Nepal cross raging Trishuli River using zip line NewsFeed Stranded survivors in Nepal cross raging Trishuli River using zip line Survivors in relief camps in Nepal are struggling to get basic commodities like food and medicine.
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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