One month after Nepal was hit by a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, many Nepalis say they are living in fear of a recurrence of the disaster, which to date has claimed 8,600 lives. Here in Durbar Square in capital Kathmandu, vegetable and flower vendors have returned to set up shop beside the rubble. Buildings around the UNESCO site were badly damaged by what was the worst earquake in Nepal's history, and most of the shops are still closed in an area which is usually bustling with tourists.
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