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IATO Expresses Deep Condolences Over Tragic Nepal Incident, Stands In Solidarity With Affected Families

New Delhi: The Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO) expresses its deep sorrow and anguish over the unfortunate and tragic incident in Nepal, resulting in the loss of precious lives and leaving several persons missing. On behalf of the entire IATO fraternity, Mr. Ravi Gosain, President, IATO, conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones and expressed…

IATO Expresses Deep Condolences Over Tragic Nepal Incident, Stands In Solidarity With Affected Families

The Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO) has expressed profound sorrow over the tragic incident in Nepal that has claimed lives and left many missing. Speaking on behalf of the IATO community, Mr. Ravi Gosain, the President of the organization, conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the families who have suffered the loss of loved ones.

"We are deeply saddened by the tragic incident in Nepal and the loss of precious human lives," Mr. Gosain stated. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved families who are going through an extremely difficult and painful time." He reiterated that the tragedy is particularly distressing for the travel and tourism industry, considering the strong cultural, social, spiritual, and personal connections between India and Nepal.

Both nations share a rich history of tourism, pilgrimage, cultural exchanges, and business relationships. Mr. Gosain also appreciated the efforts of local authorities, security personnel, rescue agencies, medical teams, volunteers, and the local communities that are actively engaged in the search and rescue operations. He expressed hope that all necessary aid would continue to reach the affected individuals and families.

IATO emphasized that tourism is built on connections, and at this time of grief, the Indian tourism community stands united with the people of Nepal. They share the pain of those who have lost loved ones and the worry of families awaiting news about those still missing. The Association extends its deepest sympathies to the bereaved families and wishes strength and courage to everyone impacted by this tragedy.

IATO joins the Nepalese people in mourning the loss of lives and prays for the safe return of those still missing and the well-being of all those affected.

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