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Nepal flash floods: 19-member Indian forensic team commences DNA identification of victims
A 19-member specialised forensic team from India commenced operations in Kathmandu on Sunday to assist Nepalese authorities with DNA sample analysis for identifying victims of the catastrophic flash floods.
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