Viola, 10, was in Jono Oge village, a place where children usually play freely. “When the earthquake hit I was at home and playing on the road. I ran. I ran to my house. I was crying all the time. We didn’t know where to run to and we couldn’t run anyway because the land kept shaking. We all just sat there afraid. I have been living in this temporary shelter for more than seven days now. I feel sad. It is uncomfortable in the shelter because it is hot and there is no water. I can’t go to school – it’s broken and collapsed. Now my friends are just scattered.”