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Joanna Lumley says the muddy greyness of nothingness which is now so much of Nepal's life and the grieving of the people is utterly heartbreaking Report by Aslams. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00It's just, you can't believe it.
00:02There are so many, they're counting the dead
00:04and they can only say how many are dead when they actually have found them
00:07and pronounced them dead.
00:08But there are countless bodies not found, maybe won't be found,
00:12still buried, and the grieving of those families
00:16who have returned to villages if they manage to scramble out of the way,
00:20which aren't there anymore, literally their entire livelihood is gone.
00:24It's really hard, I mean, it's hard for us to remember
00:27as I sit, we sit on chairs here in this gorgeous restaurant,
00:31Panas, just off Blackheath in London,
00:33to jump at the same time, it's the same moment in time,
00:38to the muddied greyness of nothingness,
00:42which is now so much of Rippaul's life,
00:45and the grieving of the people.
00:47It's utterly heartbreaking.

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