The Maharashtra government said 106 stranded tourists returned to India on Friday, while another 84 were expected to reach the country on Saturday as state authorities continued coordinating the evacuation of residents affected by the Nepal floods.
Flash floods triggered by a massive Himalayan landslide have devastated Nepal’s northern border, destroying settlements and infrastructure while leaving hundreds of foreign tourists and residents unaccounted for.
Nepal’s foreign minister says nearly 300 Indians are among those unaccounted for, while India has separately reported contact lost with about 130-133 nationals as rescue operations expand.
Villages along the Bhote Koshi river face fresh danger as roads, bridges and hydropower projects are damaged and authorities rush to move residents to safer ground.
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