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India Sends Gujarat Forensic Team to Nepal to Identify Flood Victims

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A forensic expert team from Gujarat has been dispatched to Nepal to help identify victims of recent flooding. The mission is being carried out under the joint oversight of India's Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Home Affairs. The team will apply Disaster Victim Identification protocols directly at the affected sites in Nepal. The deployment reflects India's cross-border humanitarian and disaster response cooperation with its neighboring country.

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