77 people from Kailash group tied to Sadhguru out of reach after Nepal-Tibet flash flood: ‘Ready to join rescue’
Sadhguru said he was personally in the region to ensure that all possible assistance could be provided in the situation.
Sadhguru, the spiritual leader, reported on Wednesday that a Kailash group linked to his organisation was caught in a flash flood in Gyirong, Tibet-China. The group consisted of 77 people who were at an immigration centre when the flood struck. In a post on X, Sadhguru expressed deep anguish over the incident and pledged assistance in rescue operations.
He stated that out of the 21 groups within the Sojourn, 495 people had returned safely, while 743 were currently in Tibet, 148 in Nepal, 77 at the immigration centre, and 3 volunteers were in Timure, Nepal. Sadhguru himself is in the region, committed to providing all possible aid in the challenging circumstances.
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