Parnell Village landlord Kevin Harvey (City Construction Ltd), in conjunction with Yam lal Dhakal (Raju) managing director of Nepalese restaurant Everest Dine (279 Parnell Road), together plan a Nepal earthquake relief fund. Mr Harvey has already donated an initial $10,000 to start the ball rolling. 65,000 Nepalese have been displaced in the 25th April, 7.8 magnitude earthquake that triggered avalanches, mudslides and reduced villages to rubble. The death toll is more than 7,500.
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