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'Kept Her Head Above Water': How A 91-Year-Old Became Face Of Survival in Nepal

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Gesturing to Bohara, who was sitting and smiling with others, the woman informed that the health of every person who was rescued is stable and they are adjusting well to their new lives.

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'Kept Her Head Above Water': How A 91-Year-Old Became Face Of Survival in Nepal · ShortSingh