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Humanitarian teams in Nepal work to identify about 1,000 bodies after natural disasters

A humanitarian response in Nepal is focused on identifying approximately 1,000 bodies. The report highlights the scale of the ongoing disaster response.

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The reported death toll and identification effort indicate a major humanitarian emergency in Nepal.

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  1. Catástrofes naturales | Alfonso Verdú, un ibense clave en la respuesta humanitaria en Nepal: "Nuestra prioridad es identificar un millar de cuerpos" ↗elperiodico.com · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 5:47 AM UTC

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Bodies in Nepal reportedly become difficult to identify

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