"A total of 19 people have died in Bihar in yesterday's quake," a Home Ministry spokesperson said here today.
Two others lost their lives in Uttar Pradesh and one died in West Bengal.
The central government has assured the affected states of all assistance required in the quake-hit areas.
However, no request has come so far.
Meanwhile, the National Disaster Response Force and the Indian Air Force have been kept on standby by the government to respond to any request from Nepal to deal with the situation arising out of yesterday's quake. However, so far no request for help has come from the Himalayan nation.
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