9 Bodies Recovered from Floodwaters Handed Over to Nepal
Summary
Indian security agencies have handed over the bodies of nine people swept away in the Bhote Koshi river flood to Nepal via the Sunauli border. The bodies, found in Kushinagar district of Uttar Pradesh, were sent to Lumbini Provincial Hospital after formal procedures in Belahiya.
Key Points
- Indian security agencies handed over the bodies of nine flood victims to Nepal through the Sunauli border.
- The bodies were recovered from the Khadda and Padrauna police station areas of Kushinagar district, Uttar Pradesh.
- Four women, including a girl, and five men were among those brought to Nepal.
- The bodies were sent to Lumbini Provincial Hospital in Butwal after procedures at the Belahiya Area Police Office.
