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ShelterBox in Nepal

Floods in Nepal
An aerial view of the disaster zone in Nepal. The people whose homes were lost were directed to higher ground, where tented villages had been set up by members of the ShelterBox response team, who were assisted by the Nepalese army Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
Disaster zone
The land in the disaster zone shows signs of flood damage Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
Nepal floods
Transport was available only by boat or helicopter in parts of the flood-hit area Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
Nepal floods
The roads are strewn with sandbags after the floods subside Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
Nepal family
One of many Nepalese families who lost their homes in the floods Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
ShelterBox tents
ShelterBox response team members show local representatives how to put up the ShelterBox tents Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
ShelterBox in Nepal
ShelterBox provides everything a family needs to survive after a disaster has struck. Recipients are able to use the equipment to get back on their feet Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
ShelterBox in Nepal
Sunita Devi holds her four-year-old disabled son Nitish Kumar outside their new ShelterBox tent Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
ShelterBox village
ShelterBox villages provide a temporary home while families wait for the floods to subside and rebuild their houses Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
ShelterBox in Nepal
A Nepalese boy is pleased to have saved his goat from the floods, in which so much has been lost. His family received a ShelterBox, which has provided them with shelter, cooking equipment, blankets, tools, and the means for creating clean water Photograph: Mark Pearson/PR
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