Families in Kathmandu search hospitals for loved ones after Nepal’s deadliest natural disaster since the 2015 earthquake. Outlets report hospitals are crowded with relatives who sift through lists of survivors and rescued people, trying to confirm names and locate missing family members.
Across the three reports, the central focus is the immediate, ongoing effort to trace victims. All describe a tense atmosphere as families move from ward to ward and consult survivor lists in hopes of finding information. The articles note that many people are still unaccounted for, and the search continues as rescue and recovery work produces new information. While each story uses personal language about the uncertainty faced by families, they converge on the same setting—Nepal’s capital—and the same activity—checking survivor and rescue records in hospital facilities.
No outlet provides differing figures or alternative explanations in the supplied excerpts; the variance is mainly in wording and local emphasis, rather than substance.
