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Nepal quake death toll passes 4,000

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The number of people killed in a devastating earthquake in Nepal has risen to 4,010, the country's disaster agency said on Monday.

The quake has also left more than 7,500 injured, according to an update from the home ministry's National Emergency Operation Centre.

The number of people killed in a devastating earthquake in Nepal has risen to 4,010, the country’s disaster agency said on Monday.

The quake has also left more than 7,500 injured, according to an update from the home ministry’s National Emergency Operation Centre.

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