Following the devastating Bhotekoshi flood in Nepal, residents of the Dhunge Bazar market are painstakingly clearing thick layers of mud to recover personal belongings and remnants of their destroyed businesses. While the disaster caused massive financial losses, many survivors are finding comfort and a renewed sense of purpose by salvaging items that represent their family history and identity.
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Following the devastating Bhotekoshi flood in Nepal, residents of the Dhunge Bazar market are painstakingly clearing thick layers of mud to recover personal belongings and remnants of their destroyed businesses. While the disaster caused massive financial losses, many survivors are finding comfort and a renewed sense of purpose by salvaging items that represent their family history and identity.
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