Nepal Floods Swept Away Billions of Rupees in Banks, Leaving 35 Employees Missing and Crowds Gathering at Open Vaults.
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GELORA.CO - The devastating flash floods in Nepal left behind a crime story, one of which was the theft of bank money that was swept away by the current in the Trishuli River. Nepalese police revealed that residents found the safe and then broke into it and stole all the money inside. So far, the police have arrested 29 people along with NPR9.27 million in cash or around Rp1.08 billion. It is not yet clear how much cash was in the safe that was …
Nepal Flash Flood: The devastating effects of nature have upended not only human life but also the entire economic system in the mountainous country of Nepal. The massive flooding of the Bhotekoshi River has caused devastation in the Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts that may take a long time to recover. The river's strong current swept away houses, bridges, and roads along its path, and also completely destroyed the robust banking infrastructure in …
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