Heavy rains and subsequent flash floods and landslides have wreaked havoc in Nepal. So far, more than 175 people have lost their lives in this flood disaster, while the number is feared to increase. Around 300 Indian pilgrims who had gone on a holy pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar have become stranded in the midst of this natural calamity and have become incommunicado, which has greatly increased the concern of the Indian government and the families of the victims.
of Nepal In this hour of trouble India A helping hand has been extended. India has dispatched another special flight carrying over 37.5 tonnes of HADR material, essential medicines and food packets to Nepal to provide immediate relief on humanitarian basis. By providing these relief materials, India has stood firmly by Nepal in times of crisis.
The Government of India is closely monitoring the situation in constant contact with the Nepali authorities and relief agencies. India has fully supported the ongoing rescue operations in Nepal. Apart from that, operations have been speeded up by the Indian Embassy to evacuate all Indians trapped there safely and provide proper medical treatment.