The Guardian: Nepal's PM says quake death toll could reach 10,000
Anger among survivors as food and water in short supply, while rescue teams warn they are yet to reached ‘flattened’ villages in remote regions
The death toll in Nepal’s earthquake could reach 10,000, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala has said, as survivors’ despair turned to anger at the government’s slow response to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the country, with food, water and other essentials in desperately short supply.
“The government is doing all it can for rescue and relief on a war footing,” Koirala said in an interview with Reuters. “It is a challenge and a very difficult hour for Nepal.”
Nepal Earthquake Disaster -- News Updates April 28, 2015
Nepal quake victims still stranded, PM says toll could be 10,000 -- Reuters
Nepal quake death toll could reach 10,000 -- Al Jazeera
Nepal earthquake: Death toll passes 4,600 as rescuers face challenges -- CNN
'People have nothing left': scale of Nepal quake devastation emerges -- The Guardian
Choppers ferry injured in Nepal; new mudslide hits village -- AP
Nepal’s leader vows rebound from quake disaster even as suffering grows -- Washington Post
Nepal earthquake: Official mourning declared for victims -- BBC
Quake-stunned Nepal still awaits food, tents, and clean water -- CSM
Nepal Earthquake: Fears Of ‘Total Destruction’ In Remote Areas -- CNN
'No one has come': Nepal villagers wait for aid to flow beyond the capital -- The Guardian
Rescue of climbers stranded on Everest by avalanches completed -- The Guardian
UN says 1.4 million people victimized by Nepal earthquake need food assistance -- FOX News
The Latest on Nepal Quake: UN says 8 million affected -- AP
In Nepal Earthquake's Aftermath, India and China Respond -- Ankit Panda, The Diplomat
In earthquake’s deadly aftermath, Nepalis grieve the loss of their sacred landmarks -- Washington Post
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