Woman has blood pressure taken by Japanese paramedic in Nepal

Woman has blood pressure taken by Japanese paramedic in Nepal

A woman has her blood pressure taken on May 12, 2015, by Daiki Yamamoto, a Japanese paramedic working in quake-hit Barabise, Nepal, as a member of the Japan Disaster Relief Team staff. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Woman visits Japanese medical team in Nepal

Woman visits Japanese medical team in Nepal

A woman (2nd from R) suffering from a chronic disease visits the Japan Disaster Relief Team's medical staff in Barabise in quake-hit Sindhupalchok district, Nepal, on May 12, 2015, to receive treatment. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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

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 woman feeds her son in the cargo compartment of a truck in the Nepalese town of Barabise on July 23, 2015. With the Nepal-China border located 27 kilometers from this town closed due to damage from recent quakes and ongoing landslides, families are using trucks parked in the town as temporary shelters. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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

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

Photo taken July 23, 2015, in the Nepalese town of Barabise shows one of the tin houses people have built to weather the monsoon after devastating quakes in April and May destroyed or rendered uninhabitable 99 percent of rural houses and 90 percent of urban houses in the Sindhupalchowk district where the town is located. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo