I came here looking for my son. They say they don't know anything about him: how to live after the tragedy in Nepal
In Nepal, more than ten days after the floods that devastated the country, there are still people isolated in hard-to-reach areas. Nepali authorities are trying to bring essential goods and supplies to the communities affected in these remote areas, in an effort to mitigate the effects of the tragedy.
This was witnessed by TVI's special correspondents, who closely followed the situation on the ground. During the journalistic coverage, it was possible to observe the difficult conditions in which many families continue to live, weeks after the disaster.
Among the most moving stories is that of a mother who traveled to the region looking for her son. According to an account captured by the TVI team, the woman was reportedly told by local authorities that they do not know anything about the child's whereabouts, leaving her without answers about her son's fate.
The tragedy in Nepal continues to leave deep scars on the affected communities, where entire families face uncertainty and a lack of information about their missing loved ones. The recovery and reconstruction process remains slow, especially in the most isolated areas.
