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10 inches of snow in Humla

February 1, 2003

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Normal life has been disrupted in many parts of Humla after it received 10 inches of rainfall since Thursday, the RSS said quoting local officials.

Overnight rain in the capital continued Saturday morning with the sun shining briefly. Kathmanduites have been rushing to Shimbhyang in the outskirts of the capital to frolic in the snow for the last two days, locals reported.

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