Dozens gather in Everett to honor Nepal flood victims
At a vigil in Everett, people said they are still holding out hope for the people of Nepal.
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At a vigil in Everett, people said they are still holding out hope for the people of Nepal.
Dozens gathered at a park in Everett on Saturday to remember those killed by the horrific flash flooding in Nepal. WBZ's Logan Hall reports.
A Lexington, Massachusetts woman is among those missing following deadly flash flooding in Nepal.
A woman from Lexington, Massachusetts was making a pilgrimage in Nepal with a group of 35 people and no one from the group has been heard from after devastating flash flooding.
The death toll is nearing 6oo after devastating flash floods in Nepal, with thousands still missing as rescuers search for survivors and pull people to safety. CBS News' Ramy Innocencio reports.
Rescuers have saved people following deadly flash floods, but dozens are still missing.
Dramatic video showed a devastating flash flood in Nepal.
Most of those killed were crushed by debris when their houses — usually made by stacking rocks and logs — crumbled under the force of the tremblor midnight Friday, local media reported.
A Concord man survived the Nepal earthquake that killed several thousand people in late April.
Local families with loved ones in the earthquake zone are feeling helpless.
Jim Davidson, a longtime Concord resident, said he feared he would be killed as he heard avalanches crashing around him on Mount Everest as a result of a massive earthquake in Nepal.
The American Red Cross is among the aid organizations that have mobilized to help.
It was a busy Saturday night at the Himalayan Bistro but owner Ram Dhital has a heavy heart after learning his home country, Nepal, has been hit by a devastating earthquake.
American researcher Dr. John All used his cellphone to capture the frightening moments after he fell seventy feet into a Himalayan mountainside. The phone also helped him to survive.
The ex-con convicted of killing a Jamaica Plain store clerk was officially sentenced to life in prison Thursday.
Immigrant advocates say around 100 refugees remain homeless in the wake of the severe weather and tornadoes that stuck central western Massachusetts last week .
