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Cleaning Up After The Quake In Kathmandu

June 1, 2015

by Nischal Kharel

A lodge, or guest house, near Gangabu Buspark, Kathmandu. (Nischal Kharel/YJI)

A rescue team from India works with members of the Nepalese Army to clear a house in Bhaktapur, Kathmandu.

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Ryan Strope says:

November 2, 2015 at 10:44 am

It is sad that these natural disaster’s happen but where ever there is bad there is good, and these events although terrible it brings the community together. Your writing really shows how important it is to work together.

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