Nepal Flash Floods Leave MP Families Anxious, Control Room Gets 8 Missing-Person Reports
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): As many as eight reports related to persons missing in the Nepal flash flood have been received in two days by the control room set up by the Madhya Pradesh government in New Delhi till Friday evening. On Thursday, one complaint regarding two missing sisters was received by the control room. It is informed that information about two missing engineers was received through…
Nepal has recently experienced flash floods, resulting in eight missing person reports received in just two days by the Madhya Pradesh government's control room in New Delhi. On Thursday, a complaint was made regarding two missing sisters. Two engineers, who were working on a hydro project, have also gone missing and their families are struggling to find information about their whereabouts.
A WhatsApp message from a family in Nagpur, Maharashtra led to the reporting of a missing person. Additionally, a family from Sultanpur in Raisen district called the control room, reporting that their loved ones were missing in Nepal. The challenge for the control room officials lies in the lack of properly written information in the received calls and messages, making it difficult to accurately segregate and process the data.
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