Nepal's flood survivors still waiting to find out what comes next
The smell of death still lingers in the air of Nepal's Nuwakot district after last month's devastating floods, but that's not the town's only problem.
Nepal's flood survivors still waiting to find out what comes next
The smell of death still lingers in the air of Nepal's Nuwakot district after last month's devastating floods, but that's not the town's only problem.
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