Postmortem Begins on Bhote Koshi Flood Victims' Bodies in Kaski; 46 Autopsies Completed
Summary
Postmortem has begun on bodies recovered after the Bhote Koshi flood in Kaski, with 46 autopsies completed and 10 identified bodies handed over to relatives. DNA samples are being collected for unidentified victims as authorities race to manage the remains and prevent health risks.
Key Points
- Postmortem has started on bodies brought to Kaski after the Bhote Koshi river flood, with 46 autopsies completed so far.
- Authorities have identified 10 bodies and handed them over to relatives, while DNA samples are being collected for the rest.
- Chief District Officer Kuman Singh Gurung said the bodies cannot be kept for long due to limited storage and possible health risks.
- Kaski police said the identified bodies were matched through appearance, photographs, and special marks, and remaining bodies will be managed in Pokhara.
