Four-month-old baby pulled from Nepalese wreckage
A Nepalese photojoualist captured the moment army soldiers saved a four-month-old baby boy from the rubble of a house following the earthquake.
Sonit Awal miraculously survived 20 hours buried in the remnants of the family home with no injuries other than a small cut over his brow.
Sonit"s nine-year-old sister was watching him when the earthquake struck at midday on Saturday, collapsing a number of historic buildings in the town.
Local photojoualist, Amul Thapa, caught this incredible scene in the town of Bhaktapur, just east of Nepal"s capital.
Mr Thapa said: ‘When I saw the baby alive all my sorrow went. Everyone was clapping.
‘It gave me energy and made me smile in spite of lots of pain hidden inside me."
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These photos were taken by photojoualist Amul Thapa (Picture: Amul Thapa/AP)
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