ng t Nepal: Hn 7.600 ngi cht, ti thit mt 5-7 nm. Trung tm chin dch cu tr quc gia Nepal thng bo tng s ngi cht ln ti hn 7.600 ngi v khong 16.000 ngi b thng do trn ng t kinh hong nht trong hn 80 nm qua va xy ra ti Nepal. Thm ha ny cn lm hn 100 ngi n v Trung Quc thit mng. Lin Hp Quc (LHQ) cho bit gn 1,7 triu tr em b nh hng bi trn ng t. Qu Nhi ng LHQ (UNICEF) thng bo hn na triu tr em Nepal ang c tim vc-xin khn cp phng dch bnh bng pht v ly lan. Chnh ph Nepal tha nhn ang ri vo b tc sau thm ha 25/4 v cng phi gnh chu nhiu ph phn do cc hot ng cu tr b tr hon.

Nepals Earthquake: more than 7,600 dead people, 5 to 7 years rebuilding. The centre for Nepals national rescuing service reported that the total dead people reached 7,600 and 16,000 for the injured because the most consternated Earthquake over 80 years has recently hit Nepal. This disaster has killed more than 100 people from India and China. The United Nations said nearly 1.7 million children have suffered the Earthquake consequence. UNICEF revealed more than half of million children in Nepal have been being injected with vaccine in emergency with a view to taking the precaution of epidemic outbreaks and spreading. The Nepals government acknowledged this country has reached stalemate after the disaster on April 25th and borne criticisms due to delayed rescue operations.Nepal: Phi mt hng triu USD khi phc cc khu di tchNepal must spend millions of dollars to rebuild relics

Khi phc li cc di sn th gii, khu di tch b ng t tn ph ti Nepal c th mt nhiu nm v tn hng triu la M. y l nhn nh ca ng Bhesh Narayan Dahal-Gim c C quan Kho c hc Nepal. Theo ng Dahal, khong 200 di tch trong c c nhng di sn th gii c T chc Gio dc, Khoa hc v Vn ha (UNESCO) cng nhn b ph hy sau trn ng t hm 25 thng T.The reconstruct for world heritages, heritages which was destroyed by the Earthquake can take for years and waste millions of US dollars. This is the statement by Mr. Bhesh Narayan Dahal the Director at Archiology Company in Nepal. According to Mr.Dahal, 200 heritages including recognised world ones by UNESCO were ruined after April 25th disaster.