article_snippet.sent: (CNN)Countries around the world have launched massive aid operations to help victims of the Nepal earthquake, but distribution of aid faces challenges as Nepal is still trying to come to terms with the scale of the disaster.
article_snippet.sent: With over 4,400 dead, 8,000 injured and 8 million people across Nepal affected, numerous aid groups and at least 16 nations have rushed to send supplies and workers to Nepal.
article_snippet.sent: But now the Nepalese government and army who are leading the disaster response face another problem: How to effectively coordinate and organize the massive influx of humanitarian aid.
article_snippet.sent: The Nepalese government has not been able to provide relief to all affected areas due to difficulties in transporting goods, a government official told CNN.
article_snippet.sent: Just two days after the earthquake struck, Nepalese authorities leading the response are still trying to fully understand which areas have been affected, how Nepalese authorities leading the response are affected and what the priorities are.
article_snippet.sent: The operation to get aid to survivors in Nepal is still "very ad hoc" and it will be a few days before the distribution becomes organized because the government is still constrained by the scale of the disaster, says Chapagain.
highlights_snippet.sent: Nepalese authorities struggle with trying to coordinate a massive influx of international aid .
  