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Hrithik Roshan Supports Global Aid For Quake-Hit Nepal

Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 Apr, 2015 12:19 PM
  • Hrithik Roshan Supports Global Aid For Quake-Hit Nepal
Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan has appreciated the efforts of various countries like US, India and China to help Nepal cope with the devastation caused by the earthquake.
 
The 41-year-old has urged people to help restore normalcy in Nepal in every way possible.
 
“Is it possible 2 give without expectation? Yes. Learn 2 b self sufficient. B d source, give, provide b great without trying 2please anyone,” Hrithik posted on Twitter.
 
“It's so heartening. US, Pakistan, China, Australia, India n many more hv not wasted a moment 2 aid n help Nepal. At d core, v know v r United,” he added.
 
The toll after Saturday's 7.9-magnitude earthquake in Nepal has climbed to 3,351 and 6,833 people have been injured, according to the country's home ministry.
 
The quake has also said to have damaged property worth billions of dollars in the country.
 
According to the defence ministry, 1,935 Indians have been brought back from Nepal since Saturday, and more are expected to land on Monday evening.

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