CLEAN : Nepal quake survivors turn porters to deliver aid

The video discusses the aftermath of a devastating earthquake in Nepal, highlighting the role of porters in delivering aid to remote villages. The disaster left many homeless, but the employment of porters provided essential income and support. Despite challenges like damaged roads and helicopter shortages, an innovative solution using porters was implemented. The relief operation expanded with World Food Program funds, injecting significant money into the local economy. This initiative not only aided recovery but also aimed to restore tourism by repairing trails.

What role did Sanchome Tommy play in the aftermath of the Nepal earthquake?

• She was a government official.

• She was a porter delivering supplies.

• She was a helicopter pilot.

• She was a medical doctor.

What was one of the main challenges in delivering aid to Nepal's remote villages?

• Lack of volunteers.

• Severe weather conditions.

• Damaged roads and helicopter shortages.

• Political instability.

How did the use of porters benefit the local economy?

• It improved the quality of roads.

• It increased the number of tourists.

• It provided jobs and injected local currency.

• It reduced the cost of helicopter fuel.

What was the source of funding for the expanded porter program?

• Tourism revenue.

• Private donations.

• World Food Program funds.

• Local government funds.

What future benefit do officials hope to achieve by restoring trails?

• Improved local transportation.

• Increased agricultural production.

• Encouraging tourists to return.

• Better communication networks.