'Don't Panic, Government Is with You': Maharashtra CM's Message to Tourists in Nepal
Authorities have contacted 4 people from Jalgaon and say more than 37 others with them are safe as rescue efforts continue.
- On Thursday, Maharashtra state officials estimated at least 114 tourists from the state remain stranded in Nepal, with 53 confirmed safe following devastating flash floods that swept the region earlier this week.
- Flash floods on Wednesday wreaked havoc across three districts in Nepal, leaving at least 165 dead as mud and rock collapsed into the Bhote Koshi river, impacting more than 300 Indian tourists.
- The Disaster Management Department established a 24-hour control room and helpline numbers 9321587143 and 1070 to coordinate rescue efforts and collect information from families of those stranded in the neighbouring country.
- Disaster Management Minister Girish Mahajan confirmed 53 tourists are safe while authorities continue working to contact others, including groups from Pune and Jalgaon, to ensure their rescue.
- Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief materials are being dispatched via the IAF C-17 aircraft from Hindon Airport in Ghaziabad to support the flood-ravaged region.
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'Don't panic, government is with you': Maharashtra CM's message to tourists in Nepal
Maharashtra Chief Minister spoke directly with tourists stranded in Nepal amid the ongoing flood crisis, assuring them of full government support. The Chief Minister also coordinated with the Ministry of External Affairs and Nepal authorities to prioritize their safe evacuation and return home.
CM Devendra Fadnavis spoke with tourists from Maharashtra stranded in Nepal via video call. He also contacted the Ministry of External Affairs and requested that the evacuation of tourists be prioritized. The government stands with the tourists in this time of crisis and is giving top priority to their safety.
Over 100 Maha tourists stranded in flood-affected Nepal
State officials report that at least 114 tourists from Maharashtra are estimated to be stranded in flood-hit Nepal, with 53 confirmed safe. The Maharashtra government has initiated coordination efforts with tour agencies and central authorities, establishing helplines and control rooms to assist and gather information on those affected by the devastating flash floods.
114 tourists from Maharashtra stuck in Nepal; 53 confirmed safe
In the wake of devastating floods in Nepal, at least 114 tourists from Maharashtra are currently stranded. Fortunately, reports confirm that 53 individuals in the Saga Mansarovar area are safe, while others remain unaccounted for. State officials are actively working with national contacts and tour agencies to gather information. An online portal and helpline numbers have been established to facilitate information sharing and support.
More Than 80 Maharashtra Citizens Stranded in Nepal; Emergency Ops Centre Coordinates Rescue Efforts
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. More than 80 citizens of Maharashtra have been reported stranded in Nepal, according to the State Emergency Operation Center (SEOC), Maharashtra, which said the figure is based on preliminary information and efforts are underway to collect details and coordinate assistance. India News | More Than 80 Maharashtra Citizens Stranded in Nepal; Emergency Ops Centre Coordinates Rescue Efforts.
80 Maharashtra tourists stuck in flood-hit Nepal, figure preliminary: Govt
Mumbai, Aug 27 (PTI) Nearly 80 tourists from Maharashtra are estimated to be stranded in flood-hit Nepal, with the figure likely to be revised as information was still being collected, officials said on Thursday. Of these, 57 persons went through a tour agency, while the remaining were travelling independently, according to a report issued by […]
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