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A border disaster affects Nepalese communities near Tibet, leading to calls for dialogue between Nepal and China.

9 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 28
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A border disaster affects Nepalese communities near Tibet, leading to calls for dialogue between Nepal and China.

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  1. Illawarra community supports affected Nepali people regarding the border shared by Tibet and Nepal.Sub-event
  2. A disaster has begun affecting border regions between Nepal and Tibet, requiring the capital city of Kathmandu to manage rescue and medical aid.Sub-event
  3. Bishop comments on border disaster, comparing it to Pinatubo.1 source
  4. A company and South African police are involved in search efforts near the Nepal-Tibet border following a disaster in Nepal.Sub-event
  5. Ministers and officials coordinate rescue and relief measures in Delhi and Kathmandu following a border calamity.Sub-event
  6. Calls for dialogue between Nepal and China following the border disaster.1 source

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