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Three street dependents rescued, 1 happy family reunion

Kathmandu. Three street dependents were rescued from various service centers of Manavseva Ashram on Thursday. dependents have had a happy family reunion.

Services worth Rs 111,580 have been utilized from various service centers of the ashram on this day. A service contribution of Rs 291,110 has been made by various donors for the services of the needy people taking shelter in the ashram.
On this day, 18 food services were donated in the morning and evening and 4 lunch services were donated under the food service. According to the ashram, Rs 459,800 has been contributed by various donors for the donation.

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