The death toll in Nepal's earthquake has risen past 4300 according to officials.
The United Nations, meanwhile, says 8 million people have been affected by Saturday's quake, and that 1.4 million need food aid.
International aid supplies have started to arrive in Nepal where thousands of people continue to sleep outside.
The UK has sent an RAF plane with aid supplies and British troops.
Cat Carter of Save the Children says Nepal's remote mountainous areas are proving difficult to get aid to.
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Cat Carter of Save the Children is in Nepal and says people are in need of more aid.
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