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The First 100 Hours: Emergency Response to the Gorkha Earthquakeon losses during the earthquake. The chapter also addresses the difficulties experienced during the response at various levels and looks at how these limitations could be addressed in time for future earthquake disasters in Nepal.

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Health and the Nepal Earthquake: Ways Forwardk with different levels/layers of risk factors from a spatial—temporal perspective. In light of the changing political environment of Nepal and its health commitments, the chapter also tries to look at the future perspectives of the healthcare system during the recovery and reconstruction phase in Nepal.

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The Science of Earthquake Forecasting: What’s Next for Nepal and the Himalayan Region? the wider Himalayan region. This is contrasted with the lay view in much of Nepal of earthquakes being entirely random and unforeseeable events. It discusses how a simple understanding of earthquake processes and behaviours can yield better understanding of earthquake recurrence.

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Book 2018pectives from geography, disaster risk reduction, cultural heritage protection, archaeology, anthropology, social work, health and emergency response are discussed in a single volume. Contributions are included from practitioners and researchers from Nepal and Durham University in the UK, many of wh

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W. Bradford Wilcox,Charles E. Stokesition of their foundations. Referencing the results of recent rescue excavations, this chapter investigates earthquake damage and inappropriate post-disaster responses as well as noting the limited protection offered to monuments and their subsurface heritage from existing guidelines and needs assessments.

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Communities in the Aftermath of Nepal’s Earthquakesolation. These two approaches reveal ways of understanding what was going on within affected communities, in terms of shock, narratives of pained dislocation, emotional numbness, and how they restored a make-do condition of normality faced with massive delays in state responses to the crisis.