Nepal floods: 84 Indians rescued; MEA sets up control room to help others
New Delhi: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Thursday reviewed the situation following the devastating floods in Nepal and said India was making urgent efforts to ascertain the safety and whereabouts of Indians stranded in the affected areas.
The death toll rose to at least 392 while 290 Indians remained non-contactable, even as emergency teams raced to trace survivors in the affected zones. Nepali soldiers used sniffer dogs to search for bodies buried under the debris.
The death toll rose to at least 392 while 290 Indians remained non-contactable, even as emergency teams raced to trace survivors in the affected zones. Nepali soldiers used sniffer dogs to search for bodies buried under the debris.
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