Climbers at the base camp of Mount Everest run for cover as a huge avalanche triggered by the Nepal earthquake approaches.<br /><br /> Cries of “inside, inside!” and “close the door” are heard, followed by rapid breathing as the climbers huddle inside a tent.<br /><br /> The panic is captured on amateur video, one of several to emerge showing the moment Nepal’s calamitous earthquake struck last Saturday.<br /><br /> The avalanche wiped out a large part of the base camp, killing 18 climbers and mountain sherpa guides and injuring more than 60 people.<br /><br /> But it narrowly missed these climbers’ tent. Paul Devaney and Teodor Johansen, who filmed the video, say everyone in it is safe and well.<br /><br /> “I’ve never seen anything like that before,” one said with relief.<br /><br /> At Tripureshwor Chowkin in southern Kathmandu, CCTV footage captured the scene as a monument in the middle of a roundabout collapsed and tumbled into the road.<br /><br /> A tourist filmed the events unfolding in Bhaktapur, the UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its most
