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KMC bars people from serving meals to needy

Good Samaritans continue to feed poor people at Khula Manch

by Penny Sarver

November 4, 2020

KATHMANDU, NOVEMBER 3 Hundreds of poor people were served meals today at Khula Manch despite the order from Kathmandu ...

Vanessa Guillen’s sister says ‘we still don’t know the truth’ about her death

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