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Home » Video: The 3-minute catastrophe wreaks death and destruction in Nepal

Published On : Fri, May 1st, 2015

By Nagpur Today

Video: The 3-minute catastrophe wreaks death and destruction in Nepal

Nepal Police have released a video of the 7.9 earthquake that reduced large portions of the country into rubble and left over 6,000 dead and another 14,000 injured.
The almost 3-minute long CCTV footage starts with the people of Kathmandu going about their daily business for a while before the earthquake hits. Seconds after the tremors start, chaos doubles as a gate falls on the people walking on the road and is reduced to dust.