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Disaster and recovery: The unexpected shall come to be expected

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imageResidents take out furniture from a damaged house in Bhaktapur, Nepal.REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui

The full extent of the earthquake disaster in Nepal is still being calculated. With so many remote villages, it would be no surprise to see the death toll rise to 10,000 people. Nearly 8 million people are likely to be directly affected, and a long-term,...

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Take care: challenges medical relief teams face after disaster

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imageEarthquake survivor Krishna Kumari Khadka, 24, is rescued by the French, Israeli and Norwegian rescue teams from a collapsed building six days after the earthquake in Kathmandu, Nepal April 30 2015.Adnan Abidi/Reuters

As medical relief teams from Nepal and the rest of the world work to distribute supplies and care for survivors, it’s worth...

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