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Nepal Area EarthquakeVacation Bible School Photo Slides

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Earthquake damage near Kathmandu. Credit: LWF

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The earthquakes damaged homes, buildings and streets. They also caused landslides. Some villages are totally blocked off by debris and

damaged roads and are only accessible on foot. Credit: ACT Alliance

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A mother in front of her destroyed house in Bhattedanda. Credit: ACT Alliance

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People lined up for relief material distribution in Dhading. More than 8 million people were affected by

the earthquakes in Nepal. Credit: UMN

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Relief distribution in Ghusel. Lutheran Disaster Response is working with 3 partners in Nepal to distribute relief items to thousands of people. Items include food, blankets, water, shelter materials and

hygiene materials. Credit: LWF

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Distributing blankets in Lalitpur. Credit: LWF

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Distributing tarps to be used for temporary shelter. Nearly 800,000 homes were damaged or

destroyed by the earthquake. Credit: LWR

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Building a temporary shelter in Byasi Tole. Credit: ACT Alliance

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Cooking and serving food in Bhaktapur. 70 percent of families who were affected by the earthquakes do not

have access to enough food. Credit: ACT Alliance