CHAIRMAN REGMI BRIEFS PRESIDENT
ON FLOODS, LANDSLIDES
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Kathmandu, 4 July:
Chairman of Interim Election Council Khil Raj Regmi has briefed President
Dr Ram Baran Yadav Thursday on devastation caused by flood and landslides and
support received by government.
For relief.
Chairman Regmi also briefed him about the preparations
for elections.
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SAARC OFFICIALS CONTRIBUTION FOR RELIEF
Kathmandu, 4 July: Officials at the SAARC
Secretariat in Kathmandu
have provided US$ 1,249 to Nepal
government as a token of contribution towards the flood-hit people in far
western Nepal,
RSS reports..
According to a press statement issued by SAARC Secretariat in Kathmandu Thursday, Secretary General Ahmed Saleem presented a check to Foreign Secretary Durga Prasad. Bhattarai.
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RAIN KILLS CATTLE IN JAJARKOT
Kathmandu, 4 July:: Hundreds of cattle have died in
Jajarkot, a hilly district in the mid-western region of Nepal, after a heavy rain coupled
with storm lashed the region
two weeks ago, RSS reports from Rolpa. .
The people from Pahada Mulsam of Rokaya VDC-1 in the district lost 15 mules, 150 sheep and 90 horses.
A local from Rokaya VDC, Janak Rokaya, said they are very worried after the cattle died. The cattle including horses, mules and sheep are used to ferry essential goods in the district.
The cattle died in the pastures after the rains, he said, adding that they are facing hard time to eke out living after they lost the cattle.
The people from Pahada Mulsam of Rokaya VDC-1 in the district lost 15 mules, 150 sheep and 90 horses.
A local from Rokaya VDC, Janak Rokaya, said they are very worried after the cattle died. The cattle including horses, mules and sheep are used to ferry essential goods in the district.
The cattle died in the pastures after the rains, he said, adding that they are facing hard time to eke out living after they lost the cattle.
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DOCTORS ADVISE TURNING OFF LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR
MANDELA
Kathmandu, 4 July: Doctors
treating Nelson Mandela said that he was in a “permanent vegetative state” and
advised his family to turn off his life support machine, according to court
documents dated June 26, obtained by AFP Thursday, AFP reports
From Johannesburg.
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“He is in a permanent vegetative state and is assisted in breathing by a life support machine,” said a legal filing related to a family dispute over reburying the remains of Mandela’s three children. “The Mandela family have been advised by the medical practitioners that his life support machine should be switched off.”
“He is in a permanent vegetative state and is assisted in breathing by a life support machine,” said a legal filing related to a family dispute over reburying the remains of Mandela’s three children. “The Mandela family have been advised by the medical practitioners that his life support machine should be switched off.”
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