Decode the mega quake with Nat Geo's 'Trapped in Nepal'

User-generated content, expert testimony and CGI will re-tell the Nepal earthquake. The documentary premieres on June 11

Delhi | May 22, 2015

In 1934, a massive temblor rocked the landlocked Himalayan nation, which killed 8,500 people. Eight decades from then, the Nepal earthquake has hit the region again claiming more than 8,500 lives. Continuing Nat Geo's focus on award-winning investigative story-telling and decoding some of the world's biggest mega disasters for our viewers, National Geographic Channel premieres 'Trapped in Nepal' on Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 9 pm.

Featuring first-hand accounts from real survivors, user-generated footage from several teams on-ground in Nepal, this hour-long special is directed by award-winning producer/director Dick Bower. The documentary will use world-class CGI to illustrate the anatomy of an earthquake and will showcase the latest findings from the world's leading geologists to establish what can be done to identify when and where the next earthquake might strike.

Swati Mohan

Commenting on the show, Swati Mohan, Business Head, NGC Networks and Fox International Channel, said, “The magnitude of the tragedy in Nepal has touched people all over the globe. With 'Trapped in Nepal', Nat Geo will not only reveal the science behind this tragic news story that has impacted all of us in the past few weeks, but will also investigate the magnitude of loss to the country and share stories of escape, survival and challenging relief operations in all the most affected regions of Nepal, including the devastation caused by the multiple avalanches on Mount Everest.”

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