The April 2015 Gorkha-Nepal Earthquake is commonly known as the Gorkha earthquake sequence. The April 2015 earthquake in Nepal killed over 8000 people, injured more than 21,000 and displaced a further 2 million. One year later, in May 2016, a national workshop was organized that aimed to provide participants with an opportunity to reflect on their experiences and collate insights that could be used to inform response to and recovery from future disasters. The official death toll was 8,773, with another 23,304 injured, more than 785,000 homes damaged or destroyed, and about 2.8 million people displaced. This study aims to describe the burden and distribution of emergency cases to a local hospital. Since the 25 April 2015 Gorkha-Nepal Earthquake (M 7.8), Nepal has experienced more than 400 aftershocks, including the M 7.3 12 May 2015 aftershock. Introduction Natural disasters pose a great challenge to the health systems and individual health facilities. At 11:56 NST (06:11 UTC) on the 25 th April 2015, an earthquake with a moment magnitude of 7.8 struck Nepal. Nepal on 25 Appyril and 12 May 2015,,y, nearly 9,000 lives and large number Infractures and houses have been destroyed. It affected 39 of the country’s 75 districts and more than 8 million people, according to Nepal’s National Planning Commission (NPC). The epicentre was located at 28.147°N, 84.708°E near the town of Gorkha approximately 80km West of Kathmandu and had a focal depth of 19km (USGS 2015). The impacts of the Gorkha Earthquake were devastating. On Saturday, 25 April 2015 at 11:56 local time a 7.6 magnitude earthquake recorded by Nepal’s National Si l i lSeismological C t (NSC)Centre(NSC) stktruck BkBarpak in the district of Gorkha, about 76 Km northwest of kathmandu . Introduction. In low-resource settings, disaster preparedness systems are often limited and not been well described. Two devastating earthquakes hit Nepal within a 17-days period in 2015. As scientific studies and results flow in from the April 25 Nepal 7.8-magnitude Gorkha Earthquake, Caltech seismologists—using an arsenal of the most advanced seismological technology—are compiling a complete account of the quake and discovering many surprising lessons about earthquake behavior. The earthquake was reported