Ambulance Drivers Honored for Role in Managing Bhote Koshi Flood Victims' Bodies
Summary
Ambulance drivers who helped recover, transport and manage bodies after the Bhote Koshi flood were honored in Chitwan. The event recognized 65 drivers for their disaster response role, while officials praised their work and the association elected a new 29-member committee.
Key Points
- 65 ambulance drivers were honored in Chitwan for helping manage bodies recovered after the Bhote Koshi flood.
- The drivers transported bodies from the Narayani river bank to Bharatpur Hospital for examination and then to Devghat for management.
- Officials said the drivers played a commendable role in the disaster response and that such work should be evaluated by the state.
- The association elected a new 29-member working committee under the chairmanship of Kalyan Lama.