Nepal after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Many hospitals in Kathmandu took patients outside due to the threat of more aftershocks and buildings collapsing.
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>People in the area around Kathmandu are quickly running low on water, food and other supplies. Many are living outdoors, and some have fled the area to return to home villages.
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald<br>Karma Bhotia of Durango, takes a moment while talking about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake.
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
Courtesy of Karma Bhotia <br>Karma Bhotia of Durango talks about what he saw in Kathmandu after the earthquake
