290 Maharashtra Residents Stranded in Nepal Safe, 60 Still Missing

A state government official has shared that out of 350 Maharashtra residents stranded across various parts of Nepal due to severe flash floods, 290 have been confirmed safe. However, 60 individuals remain unaccounted for and are yet to be located.

The stranded group was originally believed to number around 350 people. The officials have managed to locate and confirm the safety of 290 individuals through continuous efforts and communication with local authorities in Nepal. Despite these efforts, 60 residents are still not reachable or accounted for, leaving their status uncertain.

Efforts to trace the missing individuals continue, with both Indian and Nepalese authorities collaborating on rescue and recovery operations. Families and friends of the stranded residents have been informed about the current situation, though concerns remain regarding those who are still untraceable.

The floods caused significant disruption in several regions of Nepal, leading to the stranding of hundreds of people, including tourists and locals. The focus now remains on ensuring the safety and well-being of all affected individuals while efforts to locate the missing continue.