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Tokyo: Activities to Support People Affected by Nepal's Landslide

In Tokyo, a Tibetan restaurant begins selling beautiful keychains handmade by Nepalese women to support victims of a devastating landslide near Nepal's border. As visitors pause over photos of the lost town, the fundraiser's organizer hopes these small crafts will spark compassion for the thousands still missing.

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ネパールと中国ちゅうごく国境こっきょうちかくできたおおきい「土石流どせきりゅう」についてのニュースです。
7までに1355にんくなりました。そして、5000にんぐらいがどこにいるかわかっていません。
被害ひがいけたひとたちにおかねおくるための活動かつどう東京とうきょうはじまりました。
ネパールの女性じょせいたちがつくったきれいなキーホルダーなどを、チベット料理りょうりのおみせみせっています。
みせひとたちは、土石流どせきりゅうきるまえまち写真しゃしんて、被害ひがいけたひとのことをかんがえていました。げは、被害ひがいけたところおくられます。
活動かつどうはじめたひとは、「ぜひ手作てづくりの品物しなものて、被害ひがいにあったひと生活せいかつかんがえてください」とはなしていました。

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This is news about a major 'landslide' that occurred near the border between Nepal and China. As of the 7th, 1,355 people have died. Furthermore, around 5,000 people are unaccounted for. Activities to send money to people affected by the disaster have started in Tokyo. Beautiful keychains made by Nepalese women are being sold at a Tibetan restaurant. People who visited the store looked at photos of the town before the landslide and thought about the people affected. The proceeds will be sent to the affected areas. The person who started the activity said, 'Please take a look at the handmade items and think about the lives of the people affected.'

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