00:06Hundreds of photographs lined the walls and kiosks outside the Nepali army's Mithali camp in Nuwakot.
00:14Men, women and children, all missing after devastating floods swept through communities along Nepal's Trishuli River.
00:23For families gathered here, these photographs are more than pictures.
00:28They are a desperate search for answers and a reminder of loved ones they are still hoping to find alive.
00:38Among them is Santoshi Adhikari, searching for her 39-year-old brother Krishna Bahadur Adhikari.
00:46He was working as a safety officer at the Upper Trishuli 1 hydropower project when the floods struck on August
00:5426.
00:55For Danjit Budha, the journey to Nuwakot came from faraway Jumla.
01:01His younger brother Kamal Singh Budha was working inside a tunnel at the same hydropower project when the disaster struck.
01:10With roads and bridges washed away, Danjit could not reach the site himself.
01:16Ten days on, he says the wait is becoming harder.
01:20But hope remains.
01:21At the camp, families searched through constantly updated lists of those rescued, those missing and the unidentified dead.
01:31Women police officers are maintaining registers with fresh details of missing men, women, children and foreigners.
01:40The information is passed on to rescue agencies as they continue the search, but new names are still being added.
01:52According to Nepal's disaster authorities, more than 1,000 people have died, while around 5,000 still remain missing.
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