Nepal: Stranded Maharashtra Tourists Return Safe; Express Gratitude To Centre, CMO
- Nearly 100 pilgrims from Maharashtra stranded in Kathmandu due to flash floods in Nepal were safely evacuated by the Bihar government and sent back home by train on August 29.
- The Bihar government arranged food, lodging, medical aid, and additional train coaches for the pilgrims during their journey through Bihar.
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100 Maharashtra pilgrims stranded in Nepal floods rescued, sent home from Bihar
Nearly 100 Maharashtra pilgrims stranded in Nepal amid sudden flash floods were safely escorted from the Nepal border to Bihar, provided food, shelter and medical care, and sent home by train after coordinated relief efforts by authorities.
Stranded in flood-hit Nepal, 100 Maharashtra pilgrims find safe passage home via Bihar
In the wake of flash floods in Nepal, approximately 100 Maharashtra pilgrims were expertly evacuated. Thanks to the Bihar government’s prompt coordination, these stranded travelers were escorted to Sitamarhi before reaching Patna for an overnight stay. Additionally, the state arranged for extra train coaches to facilitate their return to Maharashtra, leaving the pilgrims feeling thankful for the effective and organized rescue efforts put in plac…
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Following a request from the Maharashtra government, the Sitamarhi district administration took prompt action on August 28 and safely escorted the pilgrims from the Nepal border to Sitamarhi.
The Sitamarhi administration in Bihar safely transported 106 pilgrims from Maharashtra, stranded by flash floods in Nepal, to India. On Rakshabandhan, the pilgrims expressed their gratitude by tying Rakhi to the officials.
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