Chitwan. On the morning of this June 28, a landslide on the Narayangadh-Muglin road section took two passenger buses to the Trishuli river. Most of the relatives of the passengers in the bus reached the spot as soon as they heard the news.
For the past three days, they have been actively searching for their relatives at Trishuli shore. They are on the shore of Trishuli from morning to evening. They who are hoping to find their relatives alive did not save as much as the state could! It is suspected that.
Only two buses have not been found in the Koch of Urliyo Trishuli, let alone relatives. They are pleading to speed up the investigation. After three days of search without significant success, Home Secretary Ek Narayan Aryal, Inspector General of Nepal Police Vasant Bahadur Kunwar, Inspector General of Armed Police Raju Aryal arrived at the scene today. The missing family members at the scene requested them to search for their family members as soon as possible.
Naku Bahadur Thapa, who came from Hetauda to search after his uncle’s son (brother) went missing in Trishuli, said that it would be difficult to find the missing people in the current way, and asked to use other methods. He complained to the Home Secretary’s team, “Use high technology to search for the missing.”
Mohan Das, who came from Rautahat to look for his brother, is still hoping that he will meet him somewhere. Stating that he had to stay looking at the river for three days, he requested to search for the missing person as soon as possible.
Saroj Sitaula, the president of the Federation of Transport Professionals, requested to show vigilance in the search of the passengers on the two buses.
After hearing their complaints, Home Secretary Aryal said that work is being done for rescue. He said, “We are working on providing rescue materials as soon as possible, there is talk of providing materials from the Chinese and Indian governments as well.”
Stating that the disaster response plan is being prepared and working, he said that the bodies will be identified and the families of the deceased will be relieved and the Ministry of Home Affairs will inform the Government of Nepal about the issues raised here. He said that the situation here will be informed to the Prime Minister and Home Minister.
The team inspected the site of the incident and took information about the rescue operation. So far, five dead bodies have been found on the Narayani river below the incident site.
According to Chief District Officer Indradev Yadav, if the identity is revealed, they are 40-year-old Sajad Ansari of West Samparan 22, Betiya District, India, Jayprakash Thakur of India, 22-year-old Vikas Pariyar of Madi Municipality Ward No. 1, 19-year-old Ramit Kushar Majhi of Sarlahi Barhathwa Municipality Ward No. 3 and Bihar India. 28-year-old Rishi Paul Sah of Sitamani, Virginia, Jamuhwa.
On the 28th of June at 3:30 in the morning, Bharatpur Metropolitan City Ward no. 29 At a place called Simaltal on the Narayangadh-Mugling road section, the Bagmati Pradesh 03-006 Bh 1516 Angel Deluxe bus going from Birganj to Kathmandu and the Bagmati Pradesh 032495 Bh001 Ganapati Deluxe bus going from Kathmandu to Gaur fell into the Trishuli river. It was confirmed that 51 passengers were on board those two buses based on passenger invoices. Three of them had swum out. They are in normal condition.
Nepal Police, Armed Police and Nepali Army are joining in the rescue.
