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Nepal flood victims' missing status denies families compensation and closure

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In Nepal, many people swept away by recent floods are not being declared officially dead. This leaves their families in a difficult legal and administrative situation. Without death certificates, relatives cannot access compensation or settle estates. The issue is causing prolonged distress for survivors awaiting resolution.

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