7.1 quake strikes in Nepal again 2015-05-12 08:59 Kathmandu - A strong earthquake
shook Nepal on Tuesday, sending
people in the capital Kathmandu
rushing out on to the streets weeks
after a devastating quake killed more
than 8,000 people and destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes,
eyewitnesses said. The US Geological Survey said the
quake had a magnitude of 7.1 and
struck 68km west of the town of
Namche Bazar, close to Mount Everest. Shockwaves were felt as far away as
the Indian capital New Delhi. "This is a really big one," said Prakash
Shilpakar, the owner of a handicrafts
shop in Kathmandu who was trying to
call his parents in the town of
Bhaktapur, devastated in the April 25
quake. Shockwaves were felt across northern
India and as far away as the capital
New Delhi, where buildings swayed
for more than a minute and people
scurried into the streets.
People in Kathmandu rushed
outdoors, Reuters reporters said.
There were no immediate reports of
damage to buildings. Shopkeepers
closed their shops. The quake's epicentre was close to
Everest Base Camp, which was
evacuated after an avalanche
triggered by the April 25 quake killed
18 climbers. Mountaineers seeking to scale the
world's tallest peak have called off this
year's Everest season.

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