When Urika Tamang last spoke to her husband, he told her he would be home on October 1. A teacher at a government school in Timure, near Nepal’s border with Tibet, he had spent the last eight years living apart from his wife and son so their child could attend a school in Kathmandu.
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When Urika Tamang last spoke to her husband, he told her he would be home on October 1. A teacher at a government school in Timure, near Nepal’s border with Tibet, he had spent the last eight years living apart from his wife and son so their child could attend a school in Kathmandu.
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