In Nepalese town, painful wait for normalcy continues 3 months after quake

In Nepalese town, painful wait for normalcy continues 3 months after quake

A local walks past ruins in the Nepalese town of Barabise on July 23, 2015. Locals say half of the town's residents have left for Kathmandu and other districts since the quakes in April and May because there are not enough opportunities or shelters here. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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