Over 100 Ambulances Deployed for Flood Victims
Summary
More than 100 ambulances have been mobilized free of charge to rescue injured people and manage bodies after the Bhote Koshi flood. Ambulances in several districts, along with support from the Nepal Red Cross Society and local bodies, are transporting victims and deceased, while some vehicles were swept away in Nuwakot and Rasuwa remains out of contact.
Key Points
- More than 100 ambulances have been deployed free of charge for rescue and body management after the Bhote Koshi flood.
- Ambulances from multiple districts, including Chitwan, Nawalparasi, Gorkha, Dhading, Nuwakot, Kapilvastu, and Rupandehi, are transporting injured people to hospitals and bodies to morgues.
- The Nepal Red Cross Society and local bodies are providing fuel support for long-distance transport.
- Three ambulances were swept away in Nuwakot, one was found buried, and no contact has been made with the five ambulances in Rasuwa.