Thane Tourists Stranded In Nepal Floods: Seven Remain Uncontactable As District Admin Coordinates Rescue Efforts
Thane: Severe flooding caused by the swelling Bhotekoshi River in Nepal's Rasuwa district has disrupted normal life, leaving several tourists and Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims from Maharashtra's Thane district stranded. District Collector Dr. Srikrishna Panchal has urged citizens to avoid rumors and contact the emergency control room for authentic information. The local administration is…
Severe flooding in Nepal's Rasuwa district, caused by the swollen Bhotekoshi River, has left several tourists and pilgrims from Thane district stranded. District Collector Dr. Srikrishna Panchal has requested citizens to avoid rumors and contact the emergency control room for accurate information. The local administration is working closely with Nepalese authorities to ensure the safety of the trapped travelers.
Some Thane tourists have managed to reach a safe zone near the China border, while seven others remain uncontactable. Among those missing are Samir Joshi and Aparna Joshi from Naupada, Sanjay Rajmal Patil and Nalini Sanjay Patil from Kalyan, along with Rajnish Raghunath Natu, Yashas from Vashi, and Subhedar from Dombivli. The district administration has urged family members of the stranded tourists to register their details with the District Emergency Operations Center through the toll-free number 1077, or by calling +91 9372338827 and 022-25301740.
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