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Anu Anand returns to Nepal to see how people are coping one month after the devastating quake which killed over 8,000 people.

She finds a nation traumatised by constant aftershocks and a second big quake, people too frightened to sleep inside, and buildings being demolished by hand from the upper floors.

Among the personal stories we鈥檒l hear: the four year old girl whose leg has been amputated, and her father who can鈥檛 bear to tell her what鈥檚 happened; Kulpana, whose home has gone but is relieved her family are safe; and factory owner Shailesh whose wife has just given birth to a baby.

We're live from a tent camp in Kathmandu. Our guests include people in the camp, Kulpana, business owners, aid workers and others.