Nepal's top national planning officer talks about post-quake work

Nepal's top national planning officer talks about post-quake work

Ram Chandra Pokhrel, vice chairman of the Nepalese National Planning Commission, seen in this photo taken on May 19, 2015, gave a telephone interview to Kyodo News about Nepal's reconstruction from the killer earthquake that ravaged the Himalayan country last April. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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