Quake hit villages in Nepal cut off as rains begin
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This photograph taken on June 14, 2015, shows an aerial view of zinc roofed dwellings of a village in the Gorkha District, some 250kms north-west of Kathmandu.(AFP photo)
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Nepalese child Tharni Guring (L) carrying her younger brother in the village of Sirdibas in Gorkha District. (AFP photo)
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Nepalese villagers as they wait for the arrival of relief material in the village of Sirdibas in Gorkha District, some 250kms north-west of Kathmandu. (AFP photo)
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Nepalese children including Juna Gurung (R) as they play in the grounds of The Shree Buddha Secondary School in the village of Sirdibas in Gorkha District, some 250kms north-west of Kathmandu. (AFP photo)
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Nepalese villagers unloading a zinc sheet as relief material arrives by helicopter in the village of Sirdibas in Gorkha District, some 250kms north-west of Kathmandu.(AFP photo)
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Aerial view of an earthquake affected village in the Gorkha District, some 250kms north-west of Kathmandu. (AFP photo)
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