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Earthquake toll rises to 58 in Bihar
Patna, April 26
The toll in Bihar following the massive earthquake in Nepal on Saturday has risen to 58, officials said on Sunday.
Besides, over 60 people have sustained injuries, said officials.
People
rushed out of their houses and gathered at nearby open spaces after
tremors were felt in the state again on Sunday at 12.40 p.m.
On
Sunday, people were on the guard as the state government, meteorological
department and disaster management departments had already sounded an
alert.
On Saturday night, thousands of people in Patna spent
sleepless night outside their houses following the quake earlier in the
day.
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