Keeping Nepal safe moving forward: A doctor’s take
“She’s safe,” my friend and fellow resident told me over the phone just hours after reaching his Mom in Kathmandu. A text from my undergraduate Hindi Professor read, “My own family is safe. But it’s hard to comprehend the amount of loss. My own house in which I was born is gone.” Calls, texts, and emails over the last week have been reassuring in the midst of media depictions of …
Keeping Nepal safe moving forward: A doctor’s take
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