'Nepal's Waters Ate up Our king...' The Body Remains Undiscovered Even After 7 Days, as the Father Cremates His Son's Effigy.
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Rahul Kumar Singh of Raxaul, who was working in the tunnel of the 216 MW Trishuli project in Nepal, went missing on August 26th due to a sudden influx of water and debris. After a seven-day search, his body was never found. His father, Dharam Singh, cremated a symbolic body made of Kush. Rahul's wife's grief also reflects the family's pain.
“Sending our king (husband) to Nepal for the sake of earning a livelihood... Now the waters of Nepal have been eaten by our king. Seven days have passed, but they did not return home and Ailan, nor did we see their last berry. Don't touch their penny, nor bid farewell in front of your eyes...
A young man from Raxaul is also missing in the devastating floods in Nepal. Believing their son dead, the family has cremated a Kush effigy. The young man was working in a tunnel when the flood struck.
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