Nepal Earthquake: IAF rescues close to 1950 people from Nepal amidst bad weather, more to return today
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A top Indian official has described the situation in the Himalayan nation as "very, very serious", nearly 1,000 trained personnel of the National Disaster Response Force(NDRF) have been also pressed into service after Nepal was struck on Saturday by the worst
"One C-17 of IAF landed at Palam from Kathmandu with 291 passengers on board at 0630 this morning," Kar said in a tweet. He said that an RATM (Rapid Action Medical Team) of Army was ready "with their medicines and equipment to set up first aid centre in Lagankhel, 08 km from airport in KTM."
"Army teams to bring in persons who need assistance to the centre," he added.
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Kar in his tweet also said that "Feeble tremors continue to rock Nepal on Day 3."
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