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Efforts on to rescue six Indian tourists stranded in Dolpa

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November 01, 2026 • 12:12 PM
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Karnali, Nov 1: Authorities have launched efforts to rescue six Indian tourists trapped at Danigadh of Dolpa following a heavy snowfall.

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Karnali, Nov 1: Authorities have launched efforts to rescue six Indian tourists trapped at Danigadh of Dolpa following a heavy snowfall.

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