let's bring in malika kapur live from new delhi, and aid efforts.knew there would be a bottleneck at the main airport, kathmandu, it has a single run way. how is the government? how are aid agencies trying to work with getting aid to where it need to be? >> there is a lot of frustration because there is a serious problem over. there as you mentioned, kathmandu has just one run way. the only internation name airport in nepal. so, there is huge pressure on that airport to get relief aircraft into get supplies in. it is not that there isn't a way that the international community has come together. put up a tremendous effort to send relief supplies in, send emergency personnel in. they're going in. but the pace is slow. and remember, nepal is one of the poorest countries in the word. it simply does not have adequate infrastructure. to deal with the crisis of this magnitude. whether it is even having the personnel to, to help distribute all of the supplies that have been sent in to nepal. it is a real problem. yes there is a backlog. we are also hearing

malika kapur, new delhi. let's find out what is going on, anwar damon and her team.rying to make it to the epicenter of the quake. she joins us live. tell what's you have seen, are experiencing as you try to get to the more remote areas. >> you are talking about difficulties in aid distribution. take a look at where we are. what you are seeing here, entirely local, civil society effort to try to get assistance to those people that have been trapped in their various different villages. up the mountainsides. we are down inside this valley. this is a local paragliding group started this is nsh tinit. they tried to get aid. a four-wheel drive. allowed them to got out here. they set up a make shift medical clinic underneath this tent. a short while ago. a bab was bei a baby was being treated. her mother was dehydrated. therefore the baby suffering the consequences of that as well. villagers hatch beve been comin from either side. further remote areas to receive this very basic, rudimentary assistance. there its people, there are people however that are still trapped that