Nepal's devastating flash floods: The devastating flash flood that occurred on Wednesday in the northern hilly areas of Nepal had wreaked havoc. The scenes that unfolded were not just floods or landslides. He was such a disaster that 'destructive' is an understatement. According to reports, after the devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, all telecommunication services have been disrupted and road access has also been disrupted, making relief and search operations challenging.
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No trace of 80 people of Isha Foundation has been found yet. Isha Foundation Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev emotionally said that the scale of devastation in the affected area appears to be extremely serious and no official confirmation has been received so far. The group of Isha Foundation includes devotees from 19 countries including America, Canada, Australia, Britain, Germany and India. Meanwhile, Sadhguru has also sought permission from the administration to go to Gyirong so that the families of the missing people can be helped.
Sadhguru Vasudev said, 'One of our groups, the S-3 group, whom we met in Saga and also met during the trekking, when they were returning down, consisted of 22 people from the US, 12 from Canada, 11 from Australia, 9 from the United Kingdom, 4 from Germany, 3 from France, 3 from Nepal, 2 from the Netherlands, 2 from New Zealand, 2 from Singapore, 2 from Spain and Finland, One person each from Hungary, Israel, Lithuania, Philippines, Portugal, Russia and South Africa was included.
'In total this number is 80 people. These include 34 men and 46 women. Apart from this, there were some other volunteers who were staying in nearby hotels. These included three volunteers and one doctor. However, we have not received any official confirmation yet. But looking at the scale of the devastation the situation is not looking good.
In his message released on August 27, Sadhguru said that 80 people of his group had lost contact due to the flood in Gyirong and no information has been received about them since the flood.