Historic Dharahara Tower Collapses In Kathmandu After Deadly Nepal Earthquake

Source: ABC News

The Dharahara Tower, built in 1832, was a historic landmark that had been open to visitors for the last 10 years and had a viewing balcony on its eighth floor.

Source: Neha Bangari

One body was removed from the tower and a second lay further up the road, the witness said. It was not immediately clear how many people were in the multi-storey tower when it collapsed.

People gather at the site Dharahara Tower collapse in Kathmandu, Nepal. Source: Imgur

A jagged stump just 10 metres high was all that was left of the lighthouse-like structure. Several bodies were extracted from the ruins.

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