Two months since Bhotekoshi flood: Relatives continue waiting for DNA report of missing ones
Summary
Families affected by the Bhotekoshi flash flood are still waiting for DNA reports to confirm the fate of missing relatives two months after the disaster. The delay has left them unable to perform final rites or find closure.
Key Points
- Families of those missing in the Bhotekoshi flood say they are still waiting for DNA reports two months after the disaster.
- Relatives say they have not received either the bodies or confirmation of death, leaving them unable to perform social and religious rites.
- The flood killed or swept away members of several families, including the Rokaya and Damai families, whose children are also waiting for information.
- Local officials say they are providing support to affected families and coordinating schooling for children who lost parents.
