Sigue aumentando el número de víctimas del terremoto de intensidad 7,8que asoló Nepal el pasado sábado. Según fuentes de la policía del país asiático, el número de muertos asciende ya a más de 4.300 y, además hay 8.000 heridos. En las últimas horas se han producido varias réplicas, que no han sido de gran intensidad.
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