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Coming up today,... the death toll from the Nepal earthquake tops 25-hundred... as doctors and volunteer medical staff work to treat the injured at local hospitals and makeshift clinics.
President Park Geun-hye wraps up her four-nation trip to South America by taking in a fashion show and meeting Korean residents in Sao Paulo.
Plus,.. China′s efforts to expand its influence in the South China Sea take the front seat of discussions in Malaysia ahead of this year′s Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit. Stay tuned for these stories and more.
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Title: Major aftershock rattles Nepal as relief efforts get underway
Our top story this morning... is the response to the major humanitarian disaster in Nepal.
The latest death toll for Saturday′s earthquake has now surpassed two-and-a-half thousand people with a great many more injured.
On top of this,... the area has been hit with powerful aftershocks... almost as destructive as the first earthquake.
The UN says almost one million children are in ′urgent need′ of aid.
Shin Se-min reports.
A powerful earthquake aftershock hit Nepal just a day after it was rattled by its worst quake in more than 80 years.
Though the six-point-seven magnitude aftershock was weaker than the seven-point-eight magnitude quake that had hit the day before, it was still enough to surprise the already traumatized area residents, who were struggling to cope with the trail of destruction left by the first quake.
The disaster struck central Nepal less than 80 kilometers northwest of the capital Kathmandu... just before noon on Saturday.
The tremors also reached India, killing at least 56,... Tibet and Bangladesh.
The quake also triggered an avalanche on Mount Everest, where the climbing season had just kicked off, leaving at least 17 hikers dead.
The scale of devastation in the Himalayan nation is immense... and the desperate search for survivors is ongoing.
Sections of the capital Kathmandu have been flattened.
Historic temples and landmarks have been destroyed... and hospitals are overwhelmed.
Rescuers are having to dig for survivors, buried under the rubble, as families search for loved ones.
Scores of people camped outside on Saturday night,... either because they had no place to sleep or because they were afraid that aftershocks would destroy their homes.
World leaders and international charities have been quick to offer aid.
Korea′s foreign ministry said Sunday that it is sending one-million U.S. dollars in humanitarian aid,... and the Korean Red Cross has promised relief funds and emergency kits... as it prepares to dispatch a number of emergency medical workers to the country.
Pledges of aid have also come from India, China, Pakistan, the U.S., Britain and European Union countries.
Shin Se-min, Arirang News.
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