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Nepal: Nepali community in Coimbra holds vigil in memory of the victims

Notícias de Coimbra4 September 2026 at 20:27

The Nepali community in Coimbra held a vigil on Saturday afternoon in memory of the victims of the floods of September 26. The event aimed to pay tribute to the people affected by this natural disaster.

The organization of the event was carried out by the Nepali community residing in Coimbra, which mobilized to bring compatriots and supporters together around this cause. The vigil gathered members of the community who wanted to show support and mourning for the victims.

The disaster of September 26 referred to floods that occurred on that date, causing deaths and significant damage. The Nepali community decided to promote this event as a way to show international solidarity and to keep the memory of those affected by this tragedy alive.

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