Eight days after Nepal's devastating Himalayan disaster, the political debate is shifting from rescue to responsibility.

Kathmandu says the world's biggest emitters must answer for the climate crisis devastating the Himalayas. But as more than a thousand people are dead and thousands remain missing, new questions are also emerging about warning signs, delayed alerts and whether more could have been done before the disaster struck.

Palki Sharma tells you more.


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