Powerful aftershocks
continued to convulse Nepal on Sunday, sending residents of Katmandu screaming
into the streets again and again a day after a devastating quake killed more
than 2,200 people and injured about 5,800.
According to The New York Times, streets
in parts of this city of about 1.2 million were impassable not so much from
quake damage but because tens of thousands of people have taken up residence
there. It was a strategy endorsed by a government entirely overwhelmed by the
enormity of the challenge facing the country.
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