00:00 In this small village, Tikhat, every single house has been destroyed and every family
00:10 has lost someone in the quake.
00:14 I have never imagined like this will happen to my village.
00:18 Everything is gone.
00:19 There is no house anymore.
00:29 Some of us lost the parents and some lost their wives.
00:36 And I have never thought that one day I will lose my mom and my sister.
00:43 My sister, she wasn't just my sister.
00:45 She was my everything.
00:46 She was my, she was close to me.
00:49 I can't believe right now, I'm shocked.
00:52 I can't believe that I lost everything.
00:54 How can I get started again?
00:58 More than a quarter of the people who lived here have perished, buried together in mass
01:04 graves.
01:05 My mom and my sister are dead, so I'm here with my grandfather.
01:15 Despite this village being completely demolished, there is no humanitarian aid here.
01:21 There's no running water, no food, no electricity, no sanitation.
01:26 And there are children here who have lost both their parents.
01:29 They're now orphans.
01:31 No one has come here to help them figure out their future.
01:38 This woman was pulled from the debris and three members of her family died.
01:44 She pleads for help.
01:47 We want the authorities and the king to help us.
01:50 We need a house first to live in.
01:52 If tomorrow the rain comes, where will we hide?
01:55 Nowhere.
01:56 Or where will we hide for the winter?
01:58 It's all gone.
02:01 Numerous villages are facing the same perilous situation.
02:06 Even thinking about the future seems an impossible task.
02:11 We're still alive but we're dead.
02:13 As you can see, everyone here, we can't live anymore.
02:17 Even if we want to live, we can't.
02:21 When everything is gone, where do they begin?
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