Anyone else been watching the recently released Netflix documentary on the aftermath of the 2015 earthquake in Nepal. Really interesting watch and some pretty horrific (if not also incredible footage).
Two things however have stuck out for me from Episode 2 & 3 (while also accepting that this is Netflix so some parts may be cherry picked/sensationalised to some extent).
1: The US climber in Camp 1, even after the earthquake has struck and despite having heard over the radio about mass destruction and casualties down at basecamp, he still wants to push on and climb Everest because he wants to get his moneys worth....
2: The Israeli trekkers in Langtang valley thinking it a good idea to break into an apparently locked box and taking the money from it back to the surviving villagers and then being shocked that they are upset... whether they were bringing it to them or stealing it, not sure, but even the thought that this is a thing to do is crazy. Not to mention subsequently being surprised that the villagers don't take this well and a fight breaks out.
Just thought that these two moments showed a basic lack of understanding/ common sense/decency