Sunday, 26 April 2015

Horrific photos from Nepal earthquake that killed over 2,000 people.

Rescue workers remove debris as they search for victims of the earthquake in the city of Bhaktapur found in the east of the Kathmandu Valley



The full horror of the Nepalese earthquake which has claimed 2,300 lives unfolded this morning in the towns of the Kathmandu Valley which have been reduced to rubble.
Scarcely covered by white sheets, the bodies of those buried alive in their homes have been laid in the street. Overrun by the escalating disaster and in fear of any deadly aftershocks which could collapse yet more buildings,  hospital staff have begun treating the wounded outside.  
Frantic rescuers were seen using their hands to dig through the debris this morning as the death toll crept up to 2,300 across four countries. Search teams said yet more bodies were being pulled 'by the hour'. 
Hundreds are still missing, chief among them climbers stranded on Mount Everest after an avalanche sparked by the tremor buried its base camp on Saturday afternoon. 
In Kathmandu, survivors told of the terrifying moment the earthquake's aftershock struck this morning. Appealing to the international community via social media, they begged for blood and care packages to sustain the remaining population. 
For the dead, makeshift pyres have been erected in fields and public parks. Their corpses have been left on the ground with grieving mothers gathering around them.  
 Mourners begin preparing a funeral pyre in a public park in the city of Bhaktapur in the Kathmandu Valley, as the bodies of those killed in the earthquake pile up 
The bodies of the victims are laid out in line outside a hospital in central Kathmandu in the wake of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that his the area on Saturday morningIn Bhaktapur, a Buddha survived when the rest of the temple collapsed. Many of the country's temples - which attract thousands in tourism every year - were destroyed Survivors inspect a crack in the road left in Kathmandu, Nepal, in the wake of the earthquake which has claimed more than 2,300 lives Grieving women hold the hands of relatives as they lie beneath a thin white sheet in the city of Kathmandu. Makeshift funeral pyres are being set up across the cityA man walks through the ruins of one of the city's famous temples at Durbar Square in Patan as the city reels from the devastating earthquakeWomen cry for loved ones killed in the disaster at a make-shift camp set up in a public park in Bhaktapur. Funeral pyres have been set up across the country in the streets In the capital city, thousands are camping in the streets for fear of more tremors from the earthquake's aftershock. This morning it measured 6.9 on the Richter Scale A survivor is pulled from the rubble of a collapsed building in Kathmandu yesterday shortly after the earthquake struck at around noon The man is pulled from the ruins as his friend lies lifeless next to him in Swyambhu in the Kathmandu Valley on Sunday morning In Bhaktapur, flowers and money are left on the body of one of the earthquake's victims outside one of the city's overrun hospitals The bodies of some of the thousands who have died in the disaster were laid outside the emergency ward at Bir Hospital in the Nepalese capitalA man surveys the destruction at his home in Bhaktapur, a historic city in the east of the Kathmandu valley where hundreds of homes were destroyed Aid workers use their hands to dig bricks from piles of rubble in Bhaktapur as more relief arrives from neighbouring countries on Sunday  
So heartbreaking!
 
 
 
 
 
 
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2 comments:

  1. Twinkle26 April 2015 at 15:43

    Earthquake.... just like that the earth opens up & swallow everything in its way... may their souls rest in peace.

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  2. Anonymous26 April 2015 at 16:37

    Omg..this is terrible! Nature can be really brutal.

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