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US Marine Helicopter With Eight Aboard Missing In Nepal Quake Zone
A Marine Corps helicopter was declared missing Tuesday with six Marines and two Nepalese soldiers aboard as it was ferrying rice and tarps to earthquake victims in rugged terrain in Nepal, near a town hard hit by aftershocks.
Nepal Earthquake 2015: After Second Disaster, Aid Workers Race To Provide Shelter For Locals Ahead Of Monsoon Season
After a second earthquake, locals and aid workers must start over in some areas to provide basic shelter as Nepal’s monsoon season nears.
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Earthquake, 6 Aftershocks Hit Nepal, Close To Kathmandu, Mount Everest; At Least 42 Dead
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Indian Politician Jayalalithaa Acquitted By Karnataka High Court In Disproportionate Assets Case
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Indian Maoists Kill One Villager And Release Remaining Hostages After 20-Hour Standoff
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#GoHomeIndianMedia: Indian Media Faces Flak For Insensitive Coverage Of Nepal Earthquake
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Indian Security Personnel Killed In Militant Attack In Nagaland
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GM Set To Storm India As Korea Costs Climb
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Nepal Aid Workers Call For Helicopter Help Amid Tremors, Landslides
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Nepal Earthquake 2015: No Possibility Of Survivors One Week Later, Death Toll Rises To Over 6,700
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