Nepali Woman Rescued After 11 Months Stranded in India
Summary
A Nepali woman stranded in Muzaffarpur, Bihar for 11 months has been safely rescued and returned to her family in Birgunj. The rescue was coordinated by Parsa police and the Manavsewa Ashram team after Indian police found her and moved her to an ashram.
Key Points
- Sanumaya Tamang, 36, from Thansehi Rural Municipality in Dhading, was rescued after being stranded in Muzaffarpur, Bihar for 11 months.
- The rescue was coordinated by the District Police Office, Parsa, and the Manavsewa Ashram, Birgunj team.
- Indian police found her last week and took her to Shanti Kutir Ashram in Muzaffarpur before the handover.
- Parsa police later contacted her family and handed her over to her father, Gunasingh Tamang.
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