The rescue teams in Nepal continue to face adverse weather conditions that are significantly hindering their efforts to locate and save thousands of missing people following a catastrophe. Bad weather persists as one of the main obstacles in the country's rescue operations.
Authorities and rescue teams are engaged in an accelerated race against time, trying to recover the missing alive. The pressure on rescue operations increases as the hours pass and atmospheric conditions do not improve.
The article includes the harrowing testimony of a person who stated she lost control and came to believe it was no longer worth being alive, illustrating the devastating psychological impact of the situation on victims and survivors.
