MSM claims Beijing hiding Nepal tragedy, despite Chinese reporter live on the scene

A week after the catastrophic landslide of ice and rock in Nepal triggered a deadly flood that decimated a river valley, the death toll stands at well over a thousand, with nearly 4,000 more still missing. Rescue teams' search efforts are ongoing, but hopes of finding survivors are fading by the hour.

Amid the disaster, several outlets began blaming China for a lack of coverage, accusing Beijing of censorship. The Telegraph and the BBC claim that images of the catastrophe were shared across the world, but not by China.

To discuss this, we speak with Hong Kong-based writer Nori Vitachi.