A severe flood in the Bhotekoshi River in Nepal’s Rasuwa district has disrupted normal life, leaving tourists from Maharashtra and several other states and countries stranded in the affected area.
To collect information about people who are stranded and provide them with immediate assistance, the Maharashtra State Disaster Management Authority (Ministry, Mumbai) has issued the following registration link:
Registration Link:
https://geospatial.mahaseoc.in/Sahayata_gulf/
Helpline Numbers Released for Maharashtra Citizens Stranded in Nepal
The Maharashtra Government has released helpline numbers for citizens and tourists from Maharashtra who are stranded in Nepal due to the floods.
The State Control Room is operational 24 hours a day. Anyone requiring assistance is requested to contact:
State Control Room Helpline: 1070 (Toll-Free)
Control Room: +91-9321587143
Official Email: controlroom@maharashtra.gov.in
Family members and relatives of any Maharashtra citizen or tourist stranded in Nepal are requested to register their details through the above link.
While providing information about stranded tourists, please include:
Name of the stranded person
Mobile number
Current location/hotel in Nepal
Travel details
Family member’s or emergency contact number
The information will help the administration identify stranded individuals and coordinate necessary assistance and rescue efforts at the earliest.
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