Nepal Earthquake 25 April 2015 Documentary
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The earthquake that ravaged Nepal, killing at least 5,000 people, has revealed the best and worst both in the Himalayan nation and those rushing to its aid. These 5 facts explain
what’s shaping the domestic and international responses to the 7.8 magnitude earthquake, and where Nepal goes from here.
It was just another day for the people of Nepal on April, 25, 2015, untill the earthquake had struck. The nature's fury just not took more than 5000 lives, but also resulted in huge
damage of properties.
The death toll in Nepal alone rose to 4,352 on Tuesday, with more than 8,000 injured, according to police, amid warnings the full extent of the tragedy would not be known until
rescue teams had reached “flattened” villages in remote regions.
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Unicef has also warned that children in the worst-affected areas have been left "homeless, in deep shock and with no access to basic care", with monsoon season just weeks away.
"Hospitals are overflowing, water is scarce, bodies are still buried under the rubble and people are still sleeping in the open. This is a perfect breeding ground for diseases," Rownak Khan, Unicef's deputy representative in Nepal, said.
Nepalese authorities have temporarily banned the slaughter of animals and sale of meat and fish in parts of Kathmandu in an attempt to prevent disease outbreaks.
