It
has been exactly 100 days since the massive earthquake ravaged Nepal on April
25 taking the lives of nearly 9000 people and making thousands homeless. Though
Kathmandu is getting into normalcy, the situation is not smooth in other
quake-affected districts. To find out the real situation, we travelled to Sindhupalchowk district which has the highest death toll of more than
3000. The situation is really chaotic as the landslides have obstructed the roads and buildings are empty with no presence of single person in Tatopani and Liping.
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| Jure road-section |
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| Excavators are not by the governemnt, but private |
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| Vehicles lined up to reach Barhabise |
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| Landslides all over the Araniko highway |
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| A risky travel |
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| Quake and landslide together |
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| Impact on Trade: Rotton apples all over way |
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| Big stones blocking the highway |
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| Newly built but destroyed dry port and bridge |
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| Vehicles hit by April 25 quake |
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| Resting time in between |
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| These tents are police station these days |
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| Bordering village Liping looks like ghost town |
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| Custom office and dry port |
Journalism is adventurous and risky, sometimes !!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTkIn9yfoFE (Video-story broadcasted in CNC World TV)
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