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Indian Embassy in Nepal Issues Guide to Help Families Identify Flood Victims

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The Indian Embassy in Nepal has released a step-by-step guide to help Indian families identify the bodies of their relatives who died in recent floods. The move comes as Nepal has begun burying unclaimed bodies of flood victims. The embassy's intervention aims to assist families struggling to locate and confirm the identities of their loved ones. The structured guidance is intended to streamline the identification process for Indian nationals affected by the disaster.

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