Quake rocks India, Nepal
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Panic gripped people stand outside their houses after an earthquake occurred in Patna. An earthquake of 9 intensity measuring 6.8 on Richter Scale with its epicenter on the Sikkim-Nepal border shook northeast and northern parts of the country, including the national capital.
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Peoples gather near a damaged temple minaret after an earthquake occurred in Siliguri. An earthquake of moderate intensity measuring 6.8 on Richter Scale with its epicenter on the Sikkim-Nepal border shook northeast and northern parts of the country, including the national capital, this evening.
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A child who was injured in a building collapse that followed an earthquake is treated at a hospital in Siliguri.
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People who rushed out of buildings following tremors stand on the street in Patna.
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A house, that has been destroyed by the 6.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Kathmandu, is seen in Bhaktapur.
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**TV GRAB** Fire personal showing crack wall, after an earthquake occurred in Kolkata. An earthquake of 9 intensity measuring 6.8 on Richter Scale with its epicenter on the Sikkim-Nepal border shook northeast and northern parts of the country, including the national capital.
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Residents gather on the streets near their homes after an earthquake struck in Patna. A powerful 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit the mountainous northeast Indian state of Sikkim, triggering strong tremors felt in neighbouring Nepal and Bhutan.
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**TV GRAB** A lady shows crack in her wall, after an earthquake occurred in Kolkata. An earthquake of intensity measuring 6.8 on Richter Scale with its epicenter on the Sikkim-Nepal border shook northeast and northern parts of the country, including the national capital.
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People who rushed out of office buildings following tremors talk on their phones Karwanbazar in Dhaka, Bangladesh. A strong earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 hit northeastern India on Sunday near the border with Nepal.
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Dead body of Bir Bahadur Majhi (L), 36-year old Sajan Shrestha (C) and 8-year old Asmita Shrestha lie on medical gurneys and beds in a hospital after a British Embassy wall collapse during an earthquake in Kathmandu.
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Nepalese police inspect a car damaged by the collapsed wall of the British Embassy after an earthquake in Kathmandu.
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Nepalese rescue workers and people look on after after the British Embassy's compound wall collapsed reportedly killing three pedestrians following an earthquake in Katmandu, Nepal.
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Dead body of Bir Bahadur Majhi (L) and 36-year old Sajan Shrestha (R) lie on medical gurneys in a hospital in Kathmandu after a British Embassy wall collapsed during an earthquake in Kathmandu.
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Residents gather near a damaged car and wall rubble in Siliguri after an earthquake hit Sikkim.
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An injured man lies on a medical gurney in a hospital in Siliguri after an earthquake hit Sikkim.
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A lady shows crack in her wall after an earthquake occurred in Kolkata.
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