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Study warns Nepal-like disaster could recur, putting millions at risk worldwide

A report warns that a disaster similar to Nepal's could recur and that as many as 15 million people worldwide may be at risk. The supplied headline does not specify the hazard or affected locations.

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A large potentially exposed population could face severe losses if the warned hazard materializes.

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