Bank Locker Swept Away in Nepal Floods Triggers Cash Loot, 29 Arrested with Rs 58 Lakh Recovered

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Police in Nepal's Dhading district have arrested 29 people for allegedly breaking into a bank safe that was swept away by the Trishuli River floodwaters and stealing money. More than ₹9.268 million in cash was recovered from the accused. Police are now investigating the source of the money and who else is involved.

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Kathmandu: 29 people have been arrested in connection with the looting of a bank locker that was washed away in floods in Nepal. A locker on the banks of the Trishuli river was hit by floods, triggering a fight over the money inside. Police have arrested 29 people and recovered over 92 lakh Nepali rupees, which is equivalent to around 58 lakh Indian rupees, from them. A bank locker from Rasua was washed away in floods in […]

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92 Lakh Nepali Rupees: Heavy rains and floods have worsened the situation in Nepal. Meanwhile, a shocking incident has emerged from Dhading district.

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Kathmandu: Police have arrested 29 people for robbing a bank locker full of currency notes washed away in the devastating flood waters in Nepal. The safe, which was filled with a huge amount of money, was washed away in the flood waters in the Bhotekoshi area. The safe was later found on the banks of the Trishuli river near Belkhukhola in Galchi Rural Municipality-4 of Dhading. Locals broke open the safe and looted the money. Also read: Public T…

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Kathmandu (Uttam Hindu News): Severe floods and landslides have caused massive devastation in Nepal. So far, more than 600 people have been reported dead, while approximately 2,500 people… The post "Bank locker swept away in Nepal floods, looted; over 9.2 million rupees in cash recovered" appeared first on uttamhindu.com.