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Nepal Flash Floods: How Tea Break Saved 5 Friends' Lives
A tea break saved five friends from Raipur during Nepal's flash floods. They narrowly escaped the surging Trishuli river, which devastated the area. After two tense days in safety, they returned home unharmed, grateful for their timely decision. This incident highlights the unpredictability of nature and the importance of being cautious in disaster-prone regions.
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"Tea breaks can be lifesavers, especially in floods!"
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