Surviving The Quake: Hatboro Humanitarians Safe In Nepal

A pair of siblings from Hatboro that moved to Nepal to work in an orphanage are safe, according to a 6 ABC News report.

Kent and Nadine Rogers are in charge of Loving Arms Mission, where they care for 20 orphans, the report states.

Because they are in a remote, poverty-stricken area, they had not even heard about the earthquake yet when their parents, who live in Hatboro, called to make sure they were okay, according to the report.

The Rogers’ children are currently living under tarps because aftershocks are making indoors areas unsafe, the report states.

Read more about Bucks County residents in Nepal:

Nepal Tragedy: Lansdale Woman Finally Discovers Her Family Is Safe

Save Nepal: Lansdale Lawyer Working To Raise Funds For Her Native Country