Stanford Doctors Help Ease Emergency Shortage in Nepal

In a medical emergency, an ambulance with a qualified medical team on board can be a lifesaver. But in Nepal, this service is rare if not nonexistent. To help provide the best possible medical emergency services, a team of doctors from Stanford University in California spent 12 weeks training four dozen medical technicians in Kathmandu. VOA's Faiza Elmasry has more. Faith Lapidus narrates.