A、It was a royal palace. B、It was destroyed in 1934. C、It was a nine-storey temple. D、It was recognized by UNESCO. D新闻中提到，这些被毁掉的

Nearly 1 000 are known to have died in a powerful earthquake in Nepal, with many more feared trapped under rubble. Tremors were felt across the region, with further loss of life in India and Bangladesh. The quake triggered an avalanche on Mount Qomolangma, killing at least eight people. The government has declared a state of emergency in the affected areas. A national police spokesman said that 970 people had died in the quake, and that more than 1 700 had been injured. Major historic monuments in the Nepalese capital have been destroyed in the powerful earthquake. These include a nine-storey tower— Dharahara, temples and some parts of what was once a royal palace, all listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. These sites are Nepal’s major tourist attractions. Nepal had lost several such monuments during a major earthquake in 1934.
3. What is the news report mainly about?
4. What do we learn about Dharahara from the news report?