A 62-member China International Search and Rescue Team (CISAR) arrived in Nepal's capital Katmandu at Sunday noon and started quake-relief work.
An 8.1 magnitude quake struck the landlocked country on Saturday afternoon and also jolted part of China's Tibet autonomous region.
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