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Nepal Eathquake: Man Drinks His Own Urine For 82 Hours To Survive..See Photos

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A man pulled from the rubble of a collapsed hotel more than three days after the Nepal earthquake said he was forced to drink his own urine to survive. The 27 year old man identified as Rishi Khanal said he was surrounded by dead people and a terrible smell but kept banging on the rubble before a French rescue team heard the noise and eventually extracted him in a lengthy operation. He had been trapped for 82 hours following the earthquake that has killed more than 5,000 people.

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