Following the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal, leaders have expressed profound concern as rescue operations continue. The disaster has left a trail of destruction, affecting hundreds of individuals, including tourists and pilgrims from India.

Chief Minister Expresses Solidarity

Taking to social media, the Chief Minister voiced deep sorrow over the tragedy, extending heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families who lost their loved ones in the calamity. Emphasizing solidarity, the government assured that West Bengal stands firmly with the people of Nepal during this difficult hour.

Special anxiety surrounds the safety of more than 100 Indian travelers, including those participating in the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, alongside business workers and tourists from Bengal who remain untraced.

Rescue Coordination & Helplines

The state administration is working in close tandem with the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu to verify details, track affected citizens, and facilitate rapid rescue efforts. To assist families looking for information on stranded loved ones, official control rooms and helpline channels have been activated:

Indian Embassy, Nepal (Phone & WhatsApp):
+977 985 131 6807
+977 970 910 7500

State Police Control Room (Bhabani Bhawan, Kolkata):
033-24793311
9147890181

Authorities continue to monitor the evolving situation closely, praying for the safe recovery and well-being of all those trapped in the affected regions.

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