No one knows what will happen next. Nov 5, 2012 it was about 7 pm and I and my friends were in a classroom .All of us felt an aftershock of the earthquake, everything started moving in a wave nature as a river makes its way. Randomly we moved here and there and finally came out of the building. There exists no place to hide from the earthquake. However, we all went to the ground of our college, where we can feel the aftershock but it was a safe place to stay. The earthquake longed lasted for 1 minute, a new kind of sense, one I 'd never experienced before. Feeling my eyes are moving round and round, feeling unconscious, losing our diffident and anxiety spilled over the body. However, teachers were there to support us ,they were providing security ,so no one could have a problem and feel family environment .We started receiving phone calls from our parents, as we were far away
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It was 2 pm on 25th April of 2015 when we reached to the ground to save our life. A large number of people were roaming here and there to escape from the earthquake. We felt more than 100 aftershocks that day. At night, around 50 officers came to rescue people and provided camp to sleep and noodles to eat. Some of the victims are praying to the god for death and some for life. Moreover, People shifted to the hospitals and medicines were provided in the ground. I lived worst two days in the ground with noodles thinking to be a lucky to be alive. In the evening, we faced the problem of a storm and rain which was a challenge to the nature . Next morning, I took a bus freely provided by the Indian government and returned back to my home town which is a much safer place than Kathmandu. After a 8 hours journey, I took a breather from the fear of the earthquake.
It was 2 pm on 25th April of 2015 when we reached to the ground to save our life. A large number of people were roaming here and there to escape from the earthquake. We felt more than 100 aftershocks that day. At night, around 50 officers came to rescue people and provided camp to sleep and noodles to eat. Some of the victims are praying to the god for death and some for life. Moreover, People shifted to the hospitals and medicines were provided in the ground. I lived worst two days in the ground with noodles thinking to be a lucky to be alive. In the evening, we faced the problem of a storm and rain which was a challenge to the nature . Next morning, I took a bus freely provided by the Indian government and returned back to my home town which is a much safer place than Kathmandu. After a 8 hours journey, I took a breather from the fear of the earthquake.