Dilli Bahadur contacts family after 28 hours
Summary
Dilli Bahadur Chaudhary, an engineer at Upper Trishuli Hydropower, safely contacted his family after being out of touch for 28 hours following the Bhotekoshi River flood. He was rescued by the Nepal Army and brought to Kathmandu after being stranded in the flood-affected area.
Key Points
- Dilli Bahadur Chaudhary lost contact with his family for 28 hours after the Bhotekoshi River flood in Wednesday.
- A Nepal Army team rescued him from the flood-affected area and brought him to Kathmandu on Thursday afternoon.
- Chaudhary works as an engineer at Upper Trishuli Hydropower and said it was the worst disaster he had faced in five years there.
- His family in Dang was relieved after learning he was safe and in Kathmandu with relatives.
