Search for survivors continues in Nepal after a deadly earthquake struck the region. The disaster, which occurred on Saturday, has left at least 150 people dead and dozens missing. Emergency teams are working in difficult conditions, navigating remote mountainous areas where many buildings collapsed. Local authorities have called for more aid and resources to support rescue operations.
The earthquake, measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale, hit the central part of the country, affecting several districts. Reports indicate that many villages remain cut off due to damaged roads and communication lines. International aid organizations have begun coordinating with Nepalese officials to provide emergency supplies and medical assistance.
Officials have warned that the situation could worsen with the arrival of monsoon rains, which could trigger landslides and further damage. The government has urged people to stay alert and follow safety guidelines. Meanwhile, the search for survivors remains the top priority as teams continue their efforts in the hardest-hit areas.
