Crude in Nepal: in Front of the Relief Headquarters, the Despair of the Families of Disappeared
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They're in Ukraine, they're out in the flood in Nepal, they're out of town up to 64, they're out in the morning work in Ukraine, they're out of Ukrinform, they're out in front of BTA. By the time they're out there, they've got information from Ukrainian citizens in the middle, they're wounded or in the blue, they're in contact with the consulska, they're in constant contact with the family, and Ukrainian ambassadors in India and China are honori…
"It's already more than three days," he says, "then there's 99% risk of him not being alive." His cousin Rajan Shrestha, 35, was on Wednesday in neighboring China when the huge wave of water and debris caused by the collapse upstream of a glacier buried the road on which he was on. "I spoke to him the same morning, when he stopped to have tea just before the border," Rishi continues. "The army tells us that she recovers those she sees, that is, …
Mountaineer Raju Gurung (36), who survived the catastrophe in Nepal, is close to despair. He suspects that all his colleagues are buried under the mud, but he cannot go looking for them. It is forbidden to enter the disaster area. 'The army says it is for our own good. But who was born here? The army or me?'
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