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“...Municipality)’ (The Himalayan
Times 2017). Although the old Katunge village doesn’t exist
any longer, we still refer to it as ‘Katunge’ throughout the
paper as this is what we and the villagers are familiar with.
2. Since the earthquake, the tourism industry has also
fallen very low due to the damage to famous world
heritage tourist sites and the fear of an earthquake. Nepal
received 251,148 fewer tourists in 2015, representing a
sharp drop of 31.78 percent, compared to the 2014 figure
(Nepal Economic Forum 2016; Prasain 2016; Thapa 2016).
The fall of tourism arrival has not only affected the hotel
business but it also severely damaged the business of
vendors who ran small and local business in the famous
visiting sites.
3. Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast on August 29,
2005. Over 80% of the city of New Orleans was flooded and
estimated property damage was over 125 billion USD. The
death toll was 1,836, and 15 million people were evacuated
from their homes. The Indian Ocean Tsunami...”
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National Reconstruction Authority. 2016. Rebuilding
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26, 2016).
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2017).
Nepal Economic Forum. 2016. Economic Impact of
Earthquake-Tourism.
(Accessed on May 15, 2017).
Kumar, Nikhil. 2016. Why Nepal Is Still in Rubble a Year
After a Devastating Quake. Time, April 24, 2016
(Accessed on August 9, 2016).
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