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The US state department has allocated $500,000 in emergency funds for relief efforts in Nepal following severe flooding that has resulted in over 1,000 deaths. Experts have criticized this initial aid amount as insufficient, prompting discussions about the US's overall response to international disasters.
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The US state department has allocated $500,000 in emergency funds for relief efforts in Nepal following severe flooding that has resulted in over 1,000 deaths. Experts have criticized this initial aid amount as insufficient, prompting discussions about the US's overall response to international disasters.
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