10 Photos That describe about Nepal earthquake

These are the photos that shows the real face of Nepal during the earthquake . still today nothing has been changed everything is same . human have raised up from that destruction but all the structure are still the same . Even my many relatives house has not been constructed ,because government promises to provide us home but far from the promise we are forced to stay without house .

1 MOUNTING DAMAGE .Mountains of debris have piled up in Nepal's capital. Here, rescue workers search for survivors on Sunday in Bhaktapur, near Kathmandu.

2.CRUMBLING INFRASTRUCTURERoads in and around Kathmandu were split apart as a result of the quake and its aftershocks. Here, Nepalese people inspect a crack made dangerously wide by the earthquake.

3.BURIED BY RUBBLEPeople tried to free this man in Kathmandu Saturday even as aftershocks continued shaking the area.

4.ONGOING RESCUE EFFORTSIn Swyambhu, an area in Kathmandu, rescuers save a man from the rubble on Sunday. His friend, next to him, was killed.

5.CREMATING VICTIMSNepalese families gathered in a field to cremate their family members near Bhaktapur, Nepal.

6.TENDING TO THE DEADThe body of a person killed in the earthquake lies ready for cremation on Sunday.

7.TEMPLE DESTRUCTIONA man passes near a collapsed temple near Durbar Square, the historic site of palaces in Kathmandu.

8.COLLAPSED LANDMARKThe Dharara Tower, a 14-story cultural landmark built in 1832, was reduced to a 33-foot (10-meter) stump after the quake. The tower had been open to visitors for the past decade.

9.STREET DEMOLISHEDThe facades of buildings in Lalitpur District, on the outskirts of Kathmandu, fell into the streets on Saturday. Ripples from the earthquake were felt around all of Nepal and in several neighboring countries.

10.AVALANCHE ON EVERESTAn avalanche triggered by the earthquake struck a section of Mount Everest Base Camp on Saturday, just as the 2015 climbing season was beginning. At least 18 are thought to be dead there, with helicopter evacuations under way.