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Nepal flood crisis: 37 Maharashtra tourists being shifted to India, 60 untraceable

The State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) is coordinating with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) control room and regularly sharing updated lists of stranded and traced citizens

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Flood-affected areas in Nepal. File pic

Flood-affected areas in Nepal. File pic

Amid emergency situation in Nepal following massive floods, the authorities have established contact with 338 of the 404 people from Maharashtra who were stranded in the Nepal-Tibet region following the flash floods on August 26, while 37 of those confirmed safe are being shifted to India, according to the Maharashtra government.

60 tourists remain untraceable

The report said 60 tourists who travelled to Nepal through Mumbai-based Richa Tours Pvt Ltd are still untraceable. Authorities have not yet been able to establish direct contact with the group.

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