On rescue and relief efforts, Randhir Jaiswal said 21 Indian nationals have been rescued, adding that around 200 Indians have sought assistance in Tibet.

Updated on: Aug 27, 2026, 15:18:04 IST

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Amid heavy flooding in Nepal that has killed at least 270 people, the ministry of external affairs on Thursday said that over 288 Indian nationals remain uncontactable and also provided information on those rescued.

Citing preliminary data, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal in a briefing that the 288 Indian nationals that remain out of contact, include 73 people working on the Trishuli 1 power project; two separate groups of 37 and 49 nationals from Tamil Nadu, who travelled for the Amarnath Yatra through Samrat and Fly Everest Travels.

A group of 32 nationals from West Bengal who travelled with the help of Samrat Travels to Rasuwa district; a group of 61 Indian nationals from different states who travelled through Richa Tours; and a group of 33 Indian nationals from Kerala, also remain uncontactable.

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On rescue and relief efforts, Jaiswal said 21 Indian nationals have been rescued, adding that around 200 Indians have sought assistance in Tibet.

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