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Seven persons including four of a single family were killed in Kalikot Monday night when a house collapsed and buried them, reports say.
The house of Parba Damai located in Bharta VDC – 1 collapsed due to heavy rains at about 11 pm, Monday. His ten-year-old son Bharta, seven-year-old son Ali and four-year-old daughter Kali died in the incident.
Likewise, four others who had come as guest in Dama's house also died. Kashi Damai, 37, his wife Mani Damai, 25, daughter Kali, 7, and son Dharma, 4, died while they were sleeping inside the house.
Parba Damai, his wife Harishova Damai and guest Naba Damai survived in the incident. nepalnews.com
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