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looks like a nasty one... ProdigalJunkMail Apr 2015 #1
Google executive Dan Fredinburg among victims of Everest avalanche malaise Apr 2015 #25
. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #2
Really terrible, and those numbers are going to go way up. MerryBlooms Apr 2015 #3
Daughter is there... OneGrassRoot Apr 2015 #4
I hope they are OK? kentuck Apr 2015 #6
They are okay... OneGrassRoot Apr 2015 #9
...... Tree-Hugger Apr 2015 #11
Death toll approaching 1,000 malaise Apr 2015 #16
That was the number I saw this morning. It will still probably get worse. As a native Californian... villager Apr 2015 #26
BBC said over 1,500 at last count malaise Apr 2015 #28
Right. Earthquakes where there's been no zoning for them are even worse. villager Apr 2015 #29
I was making the point to a colleague recently that we have not done enough work malaise Apr 2015 #32
Good point. It would be interesting to see where on the "scale" the collective response is... villager Apr 2015 #34
Well part of the 'Shock Doctrine' is the gentrification malaise Apr 2015 #35
If you're pursuing this actively, you should definitely post back findings here on DU villager Apr 2015 #37
I'm glad they are safe. I agree it will be awhile before they can return home. LeftInTX Apr 2015 #20
Glad your loved ones are ok. bigwillq Apr 2015 #24
Hope they're OK along with the many others malaise Apr 2015 #15
Tornados and earthquakes...what's going on? kentuck Apr 2015 #5
This planet is geologically active. SheilaT Apr 2015 #13
. myrna minx Apr 2015 #7
............... marmar Apr 2015 #8
Live updates on "The Guardian" website justiceischeap Apr 2015 #10
This is prime time for climbing Everest & others, too. Lots of avalanches. catbyte Apr 2015 #12
rec & kick & shared MerryBlooms Apr 2015 #14
Vibes to all. applegrove Apr 2015 #17
. liberal_at_heart Apr 2015 #18
This is a huge quake in the largest mountains in the world LeftInTX Apr 2015 #19
Many aftershocks - Times India reports 65 so far suffragette Apr 2015 #21
Must be terrifying for those folks malaise Apr 2015 #22
Yes, it must be. And with the aftershocks, many are staying outside in the cold. suffragette Apr 2015 #23
kick MerryBlooms Apr 2015 #27
In some ways, this reminds me of the Haiti quake Warpy Apr 2015 #30
Have had the same thought all day malaise Apr 2015 #33
Different news sites shenmue Apr 2015 #31
Don't rule out malaise Apr 2015 #36
Contemplate a 6.7 aftershock as you look out at nothing but rubble malaise Apr 2015 #38
I'm wondering why the octoberlib Apr 2015 #39
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