Teenage survivor of Nepal quake stares at uncertain future

Pemba Tamang, 15, who was pulled out alive from the rubble of the hotel he worked in on April 30, 2015, five days after Nepal was struck by a devastating earthquake, poses at a restaurant in Kathmandu with his savior Laxman Bahadur Basnet, a Nepalese Armed Police Force inspector, on May 24. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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