Reporter's Diary: 10 Days In Nepal And Stories That Never Reached The Camera
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Reporter's Diary: 10 Days In Nepal And Stories That Never Reached The Camera
The scale of the devastation was terrifying from day one. Roads were washed away. Bridges were broken. Houses were replaced by debris. The river had swept away not just water, but people's entire lives.
Somewhere Debris, Somewhere Mud, Somewhere helplessness... only Signs of Devastation Remain in Nepal
The recent devastating floods and landslides in Nepal have wreaked havoc in many areas. Overflowing rivers destroyed homes, shops, roads, and even bridges. The floodwaters may have receded, but people's lives remain trapped in the debris. The pain, helplessness, and struggle to rebuild their lives are palpable throughout the region.
A video by a vlogger is currently making the rounds on social media. In it, he shows the plight of flood-affected areas of Nepal, which are buried in mud.
A window in the middle of a vast area of mud and debris, a verze-coloured house remained in the town of Trisholi in the Nawakot region of Nepal, after a sudden flooding of the area and the shoveling of houses, roads and bridges, in a scene that generated widespread interest through social media...
Pakistan, Ukraine, now Nepal: Charel Becker from Mamer helps where disasters strike. A conversation about challenges, teamwork and how to deal with difficult situations.
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