Public fears grow in many effective areas. A major earthquake has struck eastern Nepal, near Mount Everest, two weeks after more than 8,000 people died in a devastating quake. The latest earthquake hit near the town of Namche Bazaar and sent thousands of panicked residents on to the streets of Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu. It had a magnitude of 7.3, compared with the 7.8 of the 25 April quake. At least 48 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured, officials say. These earthquakes undoubtedly affected many more people in Nepal. They have heightened Disaster Medical Response, set up temporary emergency services in the courtyard and put our medical team on high alert. There’s an enormous gap between the number of tents that are getting to devastated communities and the enormous need (one million tents, by the latest government estimate). There is great urgency given that the annual monsoon rains are about to begin in earnest. Victims have been sharing food and staying outside. Health organizations and officials appealed for urgent assistance in Nepal on Monday as shortages of food and water sparked fears disease would spread among survivors of the country’s deadly earthquake. मननिय सदस्यज्युहरु पनि भुकम्प पिडित भएकोले पाल बाँडिएको कुरा संसद सचिवालयका प्रवक्ता मुकुन्द सर्माले बताए।
People’s leaders who signify in the parliament of Nepal won by the public voting had also taken tents from the parliamentary building. They are now facing enormous criticizes from the public. Members of the parliament are also the victim of the earthquake. They do not have any shelter that is why tents were distributed official said. But on the other side earthquake victims have not received enough supplies for many days from the government nor from representatives. 
Public fears grow in many effective areas. A major earthquake has struck eastern Nepal, near Mount Everest, two weeks after more than 8,000 people died in a devastating quake. The latest earthquake hit near the town of Namche Bazaar and sent thousands of panicked residents on to the streets of Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu. It had a magnitude of 7.3, compared with the 7.8 of the 25 April quake. At least 48 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured, officials say. These earthquakes undoubtedly affected many more people in Nepal. They have heightened Disaster Medical Response, set up temporary emergency services in the courtyard and put our medical team on high alert. There’s an enormous gap between the number of tents that are getting to devastated communities and the enormous need (one million tents, by the latest government estimate). There is great urgency given that the annual monsoon rains are about to begin in earnest. Victims have been sharing food and staying outside. Health organizations and officials appealed for urgent assistance in Nepal on Monday as shortages of food and water sparked fears disease would spread among survivors of the country’s deadly earthquake.
Public fears grow in many effective areas. A major earthquake has struck eastern Nepal, near Mount Everest, two weeks after more than 8,000 people died in a devastating quake. The latest earthquake hit near the town of Namche Bazaar and sent thousands of panicked residents on to the streets of Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu. It had a magnitude of 7.3, compared with the 7.8 of the 25 April quake. At least 48 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured, officials say. These earthquakes undoubtedly affected many more people in Nepal. They have heightened Disaster Medical Response, set up temporary emergency services in the courtyard and put our medical team on high alert. There’s an enormous gap between the number of tents that are getting to devastated communities and the enormous need (one million tents, by the latest government estimate). There is great urgency given that the annual monsoon rains are about to begin in earnest. Victims have been sharing food and staying outside. Health organizations and officials appealed for urgent assistance in Nepal on Monday as shortages of food and water sparked fears disease would spread among survivors of the country’s deadly earthquake. 
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