Indian Tunnel Rescue Team Collaborates with Nepali Army in Chilime and Langtang
Summary
The Indian tunnel rescue team is working with the Nepali Army at hydropower tunnel sites in Chilime and Langtang, while additional relief materials and technical teams have arrived in Kathmandu. Indian forensic experts are also in Nepal to help analyze DNA samples from victims of the Rasuwa flood.
Key Points
- The Indian tunnel rescue team is cooperating with the Nepali Army in search and rescue operations at hydropower tunnel sites in Chilime and Langtang.
- A fourth flight from India brought 11 tons of relief materials, including blankets, sleeping bags, tarpaulins, plastic sheets, and sanitation kits.
- Additional technical teams and equipment for tunnel rescue operations also arrived in Kathmandu.
- Indian forensic experts are assisting Nepali experts with DNA analysis of victims of the Rasuwa flood.
