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    Two Indian national die in Chinese territory

    RASUWA: An Indian national who had gone on a pilgrimage to Mansarowar via the Rashuwagadhi transit has died of high altitude sickness in the Chinese territory. The deceased has been identified as Sundarapandiyana Pannaya, 51.
    According to District Police Office, Pannaya died on May 26 and his body has been brought to Nepal and sent to Kathmandu for a post-mortem.
    Likewise, an Irish citizen who had gone from Nepal to climb Mt Everest from the Chinese side has died.
    Kevin Radd, 56, had flew to Lhasa from Kathmandu for the mountaineering expedition. His body was brought to Nepal via the Rasuwagadhi transit, according to spokesperson at the Office Police Inspector Santosh Shrestha. The reason behind the death is not known and his body was airlifted to Kathmandu for a post-mortem.

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