MP Sisters Found Safe In Nepal Floods
Two sisters from MP found safe, five families still await news

A massive wave of relief swept over a Madhya Pradesh family after two sisters, Palak and Pallavi Manji, caught in the Nepal flash floods were found safe in Pokhara. The sisters, residents of Anuppur district, had lost contact with their family for two days after being caught in the disaster while on a holiday.
The family finally received news on Friday that both sisters were safe and were expected to begin their journey home on Sunday. Their father also spoke to them over the phone after they were traced.
However, the anxiety continues for families of five other missing persons from Madhya Pradesh who contacted state emergency helplines. Among those still unaccounted for is Toronto-based engineer Swati Bagrecha, who went missing near the Nepal-Tibet border during a 77-member Isha Foundation pilgrimage.
Swati's family in Vidisha has endured four days of uncertainty, with her mobile phone continuing to ring without being answered. Relatives of Shah Jahan Ansari from Dewas and Shiba Prasad Mukherjee from Indore have also contacted a Delhi control room set up to assist people from Madhya Pradesh who are missing or stranded in Nepal.
Brothers Vikas and Himanshu Rajput from Raisen, who worked at a hydroelectric project, are also among those missing. Their family remains worried as they await information about them.
The floods in Nepal have caused massive devastation, with over 550 people reported dead so far. Many people are still waiting to hear whether their loved ones are alive or not.
The Madhya Pradesh government has set up a control room to assist people from the state who are missing or stranded in Nepal. The control room has received information about eight missing persons so far.
The situation in Nepal remains grim, with many areas still inaccessible due to the floods. The authorities are working to rescue those stranded and provide relief to the affected areas.
The incident highlights the need for better communication and coordination during natural disasters. The families of the missing persons are anxiously waiting for news about their loved ones, and the government is working to provide them with assistance and support.
In the meantime, the people of Madhya Pradesh are hoping for the safe return of their loved ones and praying for the well-being of those affected by the floods in Nepal.
The Nepal flash floods have caused widespread destruction and chaos, and the situation is being closely monitored by the authorities. The incident is a reminder of the importance of being prepared for natural disasters and having effective emergency response systems in place.
Frequently asked questions
How many people from Madhya Pradesh are missing in Nepal?
At least seven people from Madhya Pradesh are missing or stranded in Nepal.
What is the current situation in Nepal?
The situation in Nepal remains grim, with many areas still inaccessible due to the floods.