Lal Kumari Raut, 50 years old woman from the Karthali VDC of Sindhupalchok district, is one of the victims among many others from the massive Earthquake (7.8 Rector Scale) in April 2015 and its aftershocks . Before the earthquake, Tomato farming was the means of livelihood for her family; which was shattered by earthquake. After the Earthquake, her Tomato field got replaced by temporary shelters, not only for her but also for her neighbors, as almost all houses of the VDC collapsed in the Earthquake.
Before April 2016 earthquake, Pashupati Milk Production Cooperative’s milk collection center in Sangachok, Sindhupalchok used to collect 250 liters of milk every day from 168 farmers. The collected milk was sold to dairy companies, and the money received was one of the major income sources for the farmers. 
t was a great tragedy for Shree Mahendra Higher Secondary School in Kunchok VDC of Sindhupalchok district by April 2015 Earthquake. The buildings in the school premises collapsed. It was Saturday afternoon and School was closed; even though it lost 13 of its students who were in their homes.
