Susmita Koirala: “The Media Were Helpful. We Got Enough Information From Them”
I was in Birtamode, Jhapa at my home.
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Rajendra Chamling: “I Appreciate The Work Of The Media”
That pain caused by the earthquae was memorable for me.
Poojan Khatiwada: “Radio Was The Most Important Source For Relaying Information”
When I reached my hospital, there I saw a lot of victims of the disaster.
Naina Bahadur Thapa: “Nothing Was Memorable Except Being With Intolerable Pain”
Because of power cut, I was deprived of radio and television for the first four days.
Archana Singh Tharu: “We Got Much Information From The Media”
My memorable incident was that I experienced an earthquake for the first time.
Krishes Maharjan: “The Memorable Incident Was That I Saw My House Collapse In Front Of My Own Eyes”
I found radio stations and landline telephone effective; others were not that effective.
Diya Magar: “I Lost My Closest Friend, My Supporter, A Pal Since Childhood”
Radio stations were the best means of communication. Facebook gave us a bad impression about the earthquake.
Shree Krishna Sharma: “Radio Performed Better Compared To Other Media Outlets”
The experience of earthquake itself was the most memorable for me.
Ramita Maharjan: “Feeling Helpless, I Was Just Sitting, Crying And Praying”
The more we heard the news the more it created terror. Yet, media efforts made us realize once again that they are in fact the fourth organ of the nation.
Roji Rana Magar: “People Were Giving Priority To One Another”
FM radio stations were the most effective in providing information. Online portals were not trustworthy.