Quake survivors face daunting rehab

Poor infrastructure, insufficient skilled staff challenge recovery efforts

Eight hours after Bim Bahadur Gurung started walking along a mountain path, carrying his severely injured daughter on his back and hoping to find a hospital, a second earthquake struck already-devastated Nepal.

Rocks tumbled and the earth shook, but Gurung never thought of stopping, desperate to see 10-year-old Maya receive a prosthetic replacement for her leg, crushed when their house collapsed in the first quake.