Nepal's Haku village people hit by landslides take refuge elsewhere

Nepal's Haku village people hit by landslides take refuge elsewhere

People from Haku village hit by landslides, triggered by a killer quake in April, take refuge in nearby Dunche, the administrative seat of the Rasuwa District in central Nepal, on May 20, 2015. They have given up reconstruction efforts in the face of lingering aftershocks and the approach of a rainy season, but they have to decide whether or not to migrate away from the village. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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