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A wall in Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, is filled with people's hopes of reuniting their lost loved ones. People are posting photos of their loved ones missing in the floods, hoping to bring information to their families if anyone discovers their missing relatives.
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Kathmandu, 1 set. (askanews) - Twenty-five meters of photographs, faces, telephone numbers, requests for help. At Kathmandu he has already been baptized "the wall of the missing" . Here, outside the university hospital, the relatives of some of the over 4,500 people of whom there is no news after the floods and landslides that have destroyed entire countries and valleys, they rent shots of their relatives, although aware of how the hope of findi…
Near the top of the wall, photos of relatives appear together: a 30-year-old woman, another 35-year-old woman and her eight-year-old daughter.
Six days after the mud flow that destroyed everything on its way to northern Nepal, a balance sheet – still provisional – reports more than 1,000 dead and 4,000 missing. At Kathmandu Hospital, the editor-in-chief of the Nepali Times, tells us that the relatives of the missing are looking at photos of the bodies, looking for names on lists and holding on to very thin hopes.
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