By Robert Rutherford | Resource Development Officer
Please watch Chris Skopec, International Medical Corps Senior Director of Emergency Response and Preparedness, on CBS’ Face the Nation, talking about the situation on the ground and International Medical Corps’ response: https://youtu.be/onzYJ8ebi9k
Currently more than 2,300 people have been reported killed, according to the BBC, in what’s being called the worst earthquake in Nepal in more than 80 years. Strong aftershocks and quakes are still rocking the country, with a 6.7 magnitude tremor striking 40 miles east of the capital of Kathmandu Sunday morning. The generous support of GlobalGiving donors is critical to providing local communities the assistance they need.
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