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Two Years After Quake, Nepal Survivors Rebuild on Their Own

People who lost their homes in the devastating earthquake that hit Nepal nearly two years ago are tired of waiting for help to rebuild. The slow pace of distributing government grant money for rebuilding has left many people spending their second winter without a home. Nhuchhe Laxmi Prajapati and Shiva Prajapati, who are not related, are building their houses now, by taking out loans with high interest rates. Their homes and hundreds of others were damaged during the April 25, 2015,...

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