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Two designers took a red pen to some news headlines plucked from international outlets, calling attention to the failure of mainstream western media to confidently connect the Bhote Kosi flood to climate change.
Kaede Polkinghorne has the details:
https://t.co/E13Z2YzhyQ
Captain Priya Adhikari, Nepal’s first female helicopter captain, has flown nearly 100 missions in just days - navigating treacherous valleys and unstable ground, to bring survivors to safety and dignity to the dead.
Rasuwa Flood information/report hub: https://t.co/4K7QLNXfyg
Missing persons registration: https://t.co/lxyJqk5QT4
List of rescued Nepalis:
https://t.co/9sREKkkd1g
List of rescued foreign nationals:
https://t.co/Vgn3nbmPrC
We have more than 100 journalists from Kathmandu Post, Kantipur Daily, and Kantipur TV entirely focused on covering the devastating floods and their impact in Nepal.
Reporters who left Kathmandu 72 hours ago and hiked on foot to reach settlements that are hardest hit. A team of breaking news reporters working round the clock. Editors synthesizing information from dozens of districts to build a coherent, accurate picture as it changes hour by hour. Photographers and camera crews documenting loss that words alone can't capture.
Some of our own journalists have been personally affected — reporting on their neighbors, their districts, sometimes their own families, while doing their jobs.
This is what it takes to cover a disaster like this responsibly: people on the ground, verifying, asking hard questions, and staying long after the story stops trending.
This week, we did something we've never done before: ask readers to start paying for stories they read. If you've found our coverage useful these past days, consider subscribing — it directly funds the reporters, photographers, and editors who are doing this work, and helps us keep doing it for the stories that come after this one.
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We live in interesting times. Never thought I'd see the day when the direction this country would be decided over an anonymous Discord server. I was skeptical but now I'm optimistic. It's a lively debate over competence, experience & the ability to deliver.
Even if these kids crossed the barricades, damaged the perimeter wall, they are still unarmed kids. The parliament was not in session. If the police had simply been mobilized in sufficient numbers with non-lethal weapons/water cannons, this tragedy cud’ve been avoided.
That time of the year when you under pay your female staffs yet still pretend to support women kind by giving them discounts and wishing them happy women's day before a week or so to make your business look good.
"यसरी जबर्जस्ती करणीका सन्दर्भमा बनाइएको उमेरको हदलाई पुनः १६ वर्ष कायम गर्न आवश्यक छ।अन्यथा, बलात्कारीको तक्मा बोकी हाम्रा अधिकांश युवा जीवनपर्यन्त अँध्यारो सुरुङमा भासिन बाध्य हुने खतरा छ ।"
Disgusting how Nepali media provides space for such blatant display of male entitlement
Witnessed the "harmless" social media disinformation campaign come to life first-hand today. Things escalated real fast. Couldn't have been more grateful towards Nepal Police.
Dear Nepali men,
If you're in an accident and it's your fault the least you can do is APOLOGIZE. Paying for the damage that YOU caused (that too only after being threatened to call the police) is NOT ENOUGH!