13 Bodies from Electric Microbus Accident Handed Over to Relatives
Summary
The bodies of 13 victims of an electric microbus crash in Chisapanigadhi, Makwanpur were handed over to their relatives after post-mortem and talks with district administration officials. Families had demanded compensation, education support for injured children, jobs for bereaved relatives, and action against those responsible.
Key Points
- The bodies of 13 people killed in the Bhimphedi electric microbus accident were handed over to their relatives after post-mortem at Hetauda Hospital.
- Families had initially refused post-mortem and body collection until demands for compensation, support for injured children, jobs, and action against culprits were addressed.
- The administration agreed to try to address the victims’ families’ demands within seven days before the post-mortem was carried out.
- Fourteen people died in the accident, including the driver, and six others were injured.
