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UNESCO considers declaring Nepal's damaged monuments endangered
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2016-07-12
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UNESCO says Nepal's Kathmandu valley could be put on the endangered list, after last year’s earthquake. Almost 9,000 people died and 700 monuments and temples were damaged.
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