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05 Nov-2023 11:13 AM

Written By: Moni Sharma

Kathmandu/New Delhi: Nepal is reeling from the disastrous aftermath of a 6.4-magnitude earthquake on Friday late night that has now claimed the lives of 157 people, according to the Nepal police on Saturday. The impact of this catastrophe has left a trail of destruction, leaving countless individuals injured and communities in turmoil. Nepal experienced more than 159 additional aftershocks since Friday night.

"Deputy PM and Home Minister held a meeting in Kathmandu over the earthquake that hit the country. A few decisions were taken in the meeting. Decisions were also made to resume the electricity supply and communication system. Nepal Telecom has been ordered to make its services free for the coming 5 days in affected areas," said Nepal Home Ministry's spokesman, Narayan Prasad Bhattarai.

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