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Four years after landslide, 24 families are still languishing in tattered tents

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Four years after a landslide rendered their village unsafe, 24 families in Malagaun, Nepal, remain displaced and continue to live in tattered tents. The residents have been waiting for the government to provide permanent housing since their original homes were declared uninhabitable following the disaster.

The situation for these families remains precarious as the arrival of each monsoon season brings renewed fears for their safety and stability. Despite the passage of four years, the lack of a permanent resettlement solution has left the villagers in a state of ongoing uncertainty and hardship.

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