Sunday, May 31, 2015

Emergency Response in Chautara and Dhading

Batase and Chautara Ward No.8

Early in the morning with our Emergency Team we headed towards Chautara and Batase VDC Ward No.8 on 27th may, 2015 along with the Relief Materials like mattresses, buckets with attached tap and mosquito net  altogether for 45 Families.  




Supported by Japan Platform distributed by JAFS Deputy
Director Ms. Noriko Atsuta Malla in Chautara
Victims Carrying their Reliefs in Chautara

Arranging the Relief Materials by JAFS/AFS-Nepal Team in Batase
Sunaulo Bazar Ward No. 6 and Kulpur VDC Ward No.9 of Dhading District

It is well known that Dhading is also one of the district where the most of the epicenter lies. So as our emergency response to the victims we the JAFS/AFS-Nepal team travelled to Dhading region on 29th May 2015 with Relief materials like Rice, Bucket with attached tap, Mosquito Net and Mattresses. We distributed 10,000 kgs of Rice to 500 families. They were so happy getting support from us in such bad situation. 

Sunaulo Bazar
Kulpur VDC

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Nepal Quake

Dharahara after the earthquake
On 25 April 2015, at 11:56 local time, a massive earthquake of 7.9 magnitude struck Nepal with the epicenter in Gorkha District. Over 8,000 people were killed and injured nearly three times as many. This quake compelled the citizen to live without the three most indispensable needs of our life i.e food, shelter and clothing as thousands of people were made homeless with the entire villages devastated, across many districts of the country.

The earthquake not only affected the Human lives but also brought negative changes in the Historical as well as Cultural Sites too. Centuries - old buildings were destroyed at UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur districts. It was the worst natural disaster to strike Nepal since the 1934 Nepal - Bihar Earthquake.



Kathmandu Durbar Square 
At Bhaktapur Durbar Square
A man in depression thinking "What's next ?"
Woman in shock seeing the destruction
Houses destroyed by the quake
Woman carrying her leftover things