More than 6,250 people have died in nepal from the devastating earthquake that struck nearly a week ago. Almost 14,000 people have been injured, many bodies are still being recovered from the rubble. Search and rescue teams are using their bare hands as well as machinery to clear debris from crushed buildings and centuries old temples. Now the threat of disease. In the capital kathmandu, more than 20,000 people are living in 21 relocation camps. The conditions are poor with no clean watering not enough toilets. The u. N. Says there is a growing number of diarrhea cases in quake hit areas Health Workers are trying to prevent an outbreak of disease. Reporter one of the main concerns that we are hearing about today not just from Health Officials but Government Official is his the fear of the spread of disease. And so the government has made it a priority to do whatever they can to stop the spread of any potential diseases, thats why we are seeing here today at this site in the rubble a ch
Willing to do. Rescue people trapped by saturdays earthquake, and give aid to survivors. More than 4,600 people are noun to have died but the Prime Minister warned that the true figure is likely to be more than 10,000. The United Nations says 8 Million People have been effected many of whom have been left without food or shelter, rescuers are still trying to reach areas near the epicenter where Officials Say 250 people are missing after a new mudslide and avalanche. Meanwhile, a serj and rescue team has pulled a man from a collapsed apartment block. 28yearold spent around 80 hours in a room with three dead bodies before being rescued. He appears to have no access to food or water. He was on the second near of a building when the quake struck. Joins us live now andrew, you have been out in the katmandu valley, what have you seen and how bad is the damage many the places that are hard to reach outside the capitol . It is very cheering to hear something positive coming out of these effort
Keepers exploiting children. Mayweather and pacquiao have been avoiding each other in vegas, they are now about to come face to face. A very warm welcome in the program. Police in nepal said 5,000 people are now confirmed dead and 10,200 injured in saturdays earthquake. There is some practicing. Aid is beginning to arrive. Some of the injured are in these Rural Regions but people in the outskirts of kathmandu say they have yet to receive any food or supplies. There have been successful as people protested against the very slow pace of eight delivery. We visit one tent city there that is now home to hundreds of people. Open and exposed its the safest place. While chances for aftershocks remain no one is taking changes. This is now their life. I had built this myself and borrowed money to do it. Were surviving. No one has come to help us. No fresh water no heat this makes me angry. His wife is more direct. No one from the government is coming to see how were coping with this condition. W
Mercury. More than 6,250 people have died from a devastating earthquake that struck nearly a week ago now in nepal. Almost 14,000 people have been injured. Many bodies are still being recovered from the rubble. Search and rescue teams are using their hands as well as machinery to clear debris. And now the threat of disease. In the capital kathmandu, more than 20,000 people are living in 21 relocation camps. The conditions are poor. With no clean water not enough toilets. The u. N. Says there is a growing number of diarrhea cases in the quakehit areas. Health workers are trying to prevents an outbreak of disease. Mohamed is in kathmandu. Reporter one of the main concerns that we are hearing about today not just from Health Officials but also government officials is the fear of the spread of disease. And so the government made it a priority do whatever they can to stop the pred of any potential diseases thats why we are seeing here today the chinese aid truck spraying disinning fen to wa
Drive more go troops out of idlib. They are cold wet, and homeless. Thousands of people in nepal are starting yet another night in tents or even out in the open. Were getting reports that 200 people are missing after an avalanche and mud slide near a trekking route north of the capitol. So far about 4,700 people are known to have died after saturdays devastating earthquake, and time is running out for many of those still trapped beneath the rubble. Rescue experts say people can only survive about three days without food and water. Earlier we spoke to john who is the United Nations resident coordinator in nepal. He said there are problems with the rescue efforts. There are many internationals coming to support a very gal lent and impressive local effort. Relief items are coming in but the airport is quite con guests and limited in terms of capacity. So that has been a bit of an impediment. More importantly, what we have to do is get past kathmandu, and get to the epicenters of the earth