Everest Earthquake Tragedy and Video

Contribute financially: The local people need your donations by cheque and also online using your credit card (please click the link below): 100% of funds raised will go to supporting Nepal earthquake relief projects rebuilding schools, hospitals, and communities. Everest Earthquake Fund

The only health post in all of Patale district, serving 600 famiies, was destroyed by an Earthquake. Damage Patle Health Center. Damage wood from Patle Health Center. Photo Jangbu

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Please have a look at the photos and budget below for Patale Health Post, serving 600 families, which was totally destroyed in the 25 April earthquake and subsequent 12 May aftershock. Please also consider the tragic loss of the Charmading School, with 3 buildings 14 classrooms, a library, computer room and office block for 500 students. Thank you very much for your support and kindness to the Sherpas. Please consider a donation to Everest Earthquake Fund . Thank you from all of us at the Mount Everest Foundation.

Murari and Alistair Soon inspecting the medicines donated by Pharmacy Outlet, Wintergarden, Brisbane.

Lifestraw Family filter demonstration- 18,000 litres of clean pure water on gravity feed - no batteries required . Earthquake Ruins of Sankhu Village.

Temporary shelters and sandbags amidst the rubble in Sankhu village. Street scene in Sankhu post earthquake.

Ruined streets of Sankhu Vilage. Mike, Murari and Madan with the final filter setup.

Mike and the villagers check the filtered water. Jasmine Broecking with Street Dog Care team.

Many dogs have been displaced by the earthquake, thus the need for Street Dogs Rescue Camp. Jasmine Broecking of Street Dog Care and Nir Thapa Magar of Nir's Toast Bakery with the Life Straw water filter sent by Claire Martine of Silung Trinetra

Villagers and Mike working together to assemble the filter. Murari and Mike speak to the locals about setting up a water filter in Sankhu Village.

Water filter team unloading and setting up. Mike shows a filter replacement cartridge to the villagers.

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Only one health post in Patle was destroyed by Earthquake. School at Charmading all destroyed. Photo Jangbu

Jamyang and Pasi Sherpa are Mount Everest Foundation employees. Their house was severely damaged. Recent status of villager of living in village. Photo Jangbu

Nawang climbing sherpa from summitclimb and Dati Sherpa, nurse from Patle health post setup temporary Kitchen after Earthquake. Helping hand from SummitClimb Climbing Sherpa to rebuild some house in Patle Village. Photo Jangbu

Mud was taking out for reconstruction. One of Sherpa house destroyed by Earthquake. Photo Jangbu

Migmar Sherpa house got big crack after Earthquake, need to rebuild again. All medicine are damage by Earthquake. Photo Jangbu

Patle Village from distance. Class room from Charmading school. Photo Jangbu

Class room from Charmading school. Office room of Charmading school support by big wood. Photo Jangbu

Damage Charmading School. Some stuff are taking out from damage house. Photo Jangbu

Damage Patle Health Center. Damage wood from Patle Health Center. Photo Jangbu

Helping hand after damage. Severe cracks at Mingma Sherpa's house. Photo Jangbu

Earthquake News From Mount Everest, where we are working with kind and friendly local Tibetan and Nepali people to help adapt to the changes brought by an earthquake which struck the Everest region on 25 April, lasting about 40 seconds. This was the largest earthquake for 80 years. About 2 in 10,000 have tragically passed away in collapsed antique farm style buildings made of mud and stone with no support nor concrete. In the high mountains, ice shook loose in a few places, and unluckily, basecamp was hit. As the tremor came at noon, most everyone was up and around and able to run away. However, some did not make it. We send our deepest condolences to the victims families and friends. Lets work together to rebuild Nepal.
Stay informed about the rebuilding effort at www.EverestEarthquakeNews.org .

Do you have an earthquake story or can we help? Please share with us at: info@MountEverestFoundation.org .

Contribute financially: The local people need your donations by cheque and also online using your credit card (please click the link below):

Everest Earthquake Fund

100% of funds raised will go to supporting Nepal earthquake relief projects rebuilding schools, hospitals, and communities.

If you choose to contribute with your credit card at the link above, once at the project pages, click the 'donate now' buttons to access the secure payment pages. Then scroll down to "The Mount Everest Foundation for Sustainable Development in Nepal and Tibet" and enter the amount of your donation. Please make sure to send us an email with the amount you donated, the project you donated to, and the date, enabling us to track your payment.

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Bring our project coordinator to your home or town to present a fundraising lecture. Daniel Mazur has been on the ground in Nepal thoroughout the Everest and Nepal earthquake and has a fascinating story to tell with breathtaking and at times shocking photos and videos. He travels the world making presentations each July, August, January, February and March and would like to vist you and make a personal presentation to your audience in order to raise funds for Mount Everest Foundation. For more please go to Fund Raising Lectures