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Have we humans really lost it? Nature keeps reminding us that life is just a matter of seconds, yet we still can’t overcome this greed. People stealing jewellery from a dead body, what a shame for humanity. Hope the Nepal govt. takes strict action on these vultures . #Nepal

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