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Nepal floods: India will fully assist Nepal, assures PM Modi

New Delhi [India], Aug 18 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Friday had a telephonic conversation with Nepal Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, offering all possible "assistance" in regard to the flood situation.

Prime Minister Modi also conveyed his condolences at the loss of lives due to recent widespread floods in Nepal.

Furthermore, Prime Minister Modi tweeted about this and expressed his readiness to provide all possible relief assistance.

Nepal flood has killed 120 people and nearly 35 people are missing.

Over six million people have been affected by the incessant rains across the country. (ANI)


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