
Nepal suffers ‘carpeted destruction’ and lingering fear
Clip: 5/12/2015 | 3m 53s
Nepal suffers ‘carpeted destruction’ and lingering fear after second quake
Freelance journalist Donatella Lorch was having lunch on the fifth floor terrace of a building in downtown Kathmandu, Nepal, when another major earthquake struck. Lorch talks to Gwen Ifill about the “utter destruction” and worsening landslides, as well as the renewed fear and anxiety that Nepalis must cope with.
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Nepal suffers ‘carpeted destruction’ and lingering fear
Clip: 5/12/2015 | 3m 53s
Freelance journalist Donatella Lorch was having lunch on the fifth floor terrace of a building in downtown Kathmandu, Nepal, when another major earthquake struck. Lorch talks to Gwen Ifill about the “utter destruction” and worsening landslides, as well as the renewed fear and anxiety that Nepalis must cope with.
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