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Nepal’s growth to slow to 3.7 percent after devastating August 26 flood

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The World Bank estimates $1.66 billion in direct damage to physical assets, with infrastructure accounting for 83 per cent of the losses. KATHMANDU – Nepal’s economic growth is…

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