Seventy-year-old Baburam Sapkota is struggling to perform the traditional last rites for his son, who has been missing since the Bhotekoshi floods, due to extreme financial hardship. Although local authorities are working to arrange emergency assistance, the family remains unable to afford the necessary rituals while they await formal disaster relief.
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Seventy-year-old Baburam Sapkota is struggling to perform the traditional last rites for his son, who has been missing since the Bhotekoshi floods, due to extreme financial hardship. Although local authorities are working to arrange emergency assistance, the family remains unable to afford the necessary rituals while they await formal disaster relief.
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