Hundreds of thousands of people have spent a night out of doors in Kathmandu as another masssive aftershocks hit Nepal which terrify people in the Nepalese capital and surrounding areas.
The worst earthquake to hit Nepal in 80 years has killed more than 8,300 people, injured more than 20,000 and reduced several World Heritage sites to rubble.
Some of the city’s buildings were smashed to pieces, others tilted at crazy angles. Partial collapses exposed living rooms, furniture and belongings stacked on shelves.
Hundreds of tents are urgently needed for the huge number of people forced from their homes by Nepal’s devastating earthquake.
Heavy rain has intensified the hardships for the countless Nepalis who are sleeping out in the open because their homes were destroyed or they don’t feel safe inside buildings amid continuing aftershocks.
