VOICED : Remote Nepalese villages wait for help after quake

The transcript describes the challenges faced by a hilltop village community after an earthquake. Despite the risks, some locals undertake a five-hour trek to bring relief materials. Upon arrival, they find limited supplies and a community struggling to survive. Many villagers live outdoors due to unsafe homes and frequent aftershocks. The need for better shelters before the monsoon is critical. Personal stories of loss, such as a shopkeeper who lost his wife, highlight the tragedy. The community performs rituals and begins rebuilding their homes and lives, showing resilience and hope.

What is the main reason some locals are hesitant to make the trek to the hilltop village?

• They are afraid of wild animals.

• The trek is too long and difficult.

• They have no means of transportation.

• They do not believe the village needs help.

Why is there a scarcity of relief materials in the village?

• The villagers refuse to accept help.

• The government has banned relief efforts.

• There are too many people in need.

• The village is difficult to access.

What is the primary concern for the villagers before the monsoon season?

• Reopening schools.

• Finding food supplies.

• Building better shelters.

• Repairing roads.

What tragic event did the shopkeeper experience during the earthquake?

• He lost his business.

• He lost his son.

• He lost his wife.

• He lost his home.

What are the villagers doing as a step towards rebuilding their lives?

• Building a community center.

• Performing rituals for lost loved ones.

• Starting new businesses.

• Moving to a new location.