Diogo Carreira is in Nepal and reports on the situation on the ground after a catastrophe, noting the severe lack of drinking water affecting local populations. Survivors face enormous logistical difficulties, with blocked roads preventing circulation and villages completely isolated due to debris and damage caused.
The scenario in the villages is devastating, with numerous bodies scattered that have not yet been counted by authorities. Fatalities continue to be excluded from official statistics, making it difficult to assess the true extent of the tragedy that struck the region.
The humanitarian situation is deteriorating rapidly, with local populations deprived of essential basic resources such as drinking water, while rescue and assistance efforts face significant obstacles due to infrastructure destruction and the isolation of several communities.
