Karnataka authorities have identified 28 people from the state who were reported stranded or missing after severe flash floods affected parts of Nepal and Tibet. State and central government agencies are working together to locate the affected people and ensure their safety.
So far, four people have been confirmed safe, bringing some relief to their families. However, authorities are continuing efforts to locate the remaining 24 people whose current situation is still being checked.
Rescue Efforts Underway
Teams from the Karnataka government are coordinating with central agencies and authorities in the affected areas. They are collecting information, checking locations, and working to establish contact with people who may be stranded because of damaged roads, bridges, and communication networks.
The difficult conditions in the flood-hit areas have made the search more challenging. Rescue teams are also focusing on ensuring that people who are found receive food, shelter, medical care, and other necessary assistance.
Families Waiting for Updates
The situation has caused concern among the families and friends of those who remain unaccounted for. Officials are reportedly providing regular updates as new information becomes available.
The government is also working to verify information carefully so that families receive accurate details about the safety and location of their relatives.
Coordination Between State and Central Authorities
The situation requires cooperation between different government agencies because the affected people are outside India. Karnataka officials are therefore working with central government agencies involved in rescue and evacuation operations.
The joint effort is aimed at locating the missing people, rescuing those who are stranded, and bringing them to safety as quickly as possible.
Authorities will continue monitoring the situation until information about all 24 remaining people is confirmed. For their families, the immediate priority is receiving reliable information and ensuring that their loved ones return home safely.