00:01ABC correspondent Natalie Whiting is in Kathmandu and joins us now.
00:07Natalie, response teams from Australia have arrived today.
00:09What does that help look like?
00:12Yes, that's right, Charlotte. We are seeing that additional support from Australia come here to Nepal.
00:19These are members of crisis support teams and rapid response teams.
00:23They have special skills with humanitarian disasters and logistical support,
00:30so they'll be offering those services and that assistance here.
00:34The Australian ambassador to Nepal was on hand to welcome them at the airport just a short time ago, in
00:39fact.
00:40They'll be working alongside around 20 officials who are already here on the ground offering consular support
00:46to the many Australians who have been impacted by this devastating disaster.
00:52We are still seeing the rescue and recovery efforts continue and with some success,
00:59but as we move further from that 72-hour, the so-called golden window for finding survivors,
01:06unfortunately some people here are starting to lose hope.
01:10I've had some people say to me that they no longer expect their loved one to be found alive.
01:15They're now just hoping that their body can be recovered so that they can perform proper burial rites.
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