Remembering the Victims of the Nepal Earthquake, One Year On
With people still in temporary accommodation, what kind of recovery has there been?
We're in Nepal on the first anniversary of the devastating earthquake which killed almost 9,000 people. Aid agencies say millions of people are still in makeshift accommodation amid criticism of government bureaucracy hampering reconstruction efforts. We also hear from Germany where President Obama has made a speech accusing Europe of being complacent about its security. And Africa celebrates Papa Wemba, the Congolese singer and band leader who died at the weekend.
(Image: Residents of Kathmandu during a vigil to mark the first anniversary of the Nepal earthquake. Credit: Prakash Mathema/AFP/Getty Images)
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