Early Saturday morning, the small nation of Nepal was at the center of the worst earthquake in its history, registering 7.8 on the Richter scale. Since the initial shake-up, as least one significant aftershock has hit the region, measuring a magnitude of 6.7.Over one thousand people have been reported killed in a quake that impacted the city of Kathmandu to the slopes of Mount Everest and nearby basecamps.
It was at one of these basecamps where a long-time member of Google’s privacy team and executive, Dan Fredinburg died after succumbing to a head injury suffered during an avalanche ...
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