People asked to recover dead bodies of their relatives

Posted by Anup Baral June 04, 2015 :Still, survivors are camped out in tent cities throughout the Kathmandu Valley, and many have been experiencing what is being called “earthquake hangover”—a feeling that the ground is still shaking when it is not. But real tremors do continue, although down to three or four a day—and the aftershocks are still triggering landslides, which cut off needed aid to villages that have been reduced to rubble. Also Hundreds of thousands of Nepalese children have returned to school in Nepal for the first time since two earthquakes last month killed more than 8,700 people and injured 23,000. Schools have been shut in the poverty-stricken south Asian state since the tremors, which left thousands of classrooms badly damaged.