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Raigad Authorities Aid Stranded Tourists in Nepal Floods

Raigad tourists stranded in Nepal floods urged to contact emergency centre. Relatives can also reach out for assistance.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Thu, 27 August 2026 at 09:42 am
Raigad Authorities Aid Stranded Tourists in Nepal Floods

Tourists from Raigad stranded in Nepal due to the floods in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa district have been urged to contact the District Emergency Operations Centre in Raigad for assistance.

The flood situation in Nepal's Rasuwa district has disrupted normal life, prompting authorities to collect information about tourists and citizens affected by the disaster.

The Raigad district administration has appealed to tourists from Raigad who are currently in Nepal and stranded due to the floods, as well as their relatives if they have lost contact with family members, to immediately contact the District Emergency Operations Centre at the Raigad Collectorate.

Relatives are required to provide details including the stranded person's name, mobile number, current location or hotel in Nepal, travel details, and the family's contact number, if available.

The information will help authorities coordinate and assist affected tourists. The District Emergency Operations Centre can be contacted on 8275152363 or 02141-222118 / 02141-222097.

The administration has appealed to residents not to panic and to rely on official information while efforts are underway to coordinate information and assistance for citizens and tourists affected by the flood situation.

The situation in Nepal's Rasuwa district has raised concerns over the impact of floods on tourists and citizens. The District Emergency Operations Centre in Raigad is working to provide assistance to those affected.

In recent years, Nepal has experienced several floods, which have had a significant impact on the country's tourism industry. The current flood situation in Rasuwa district is a reminder of the importance of being prepared for natural disasters.

The Raigad district administration's efforts to assist stranded tourists and citizens are a welcome step in providing support to those affected by the floods.

The situation is being closely monitored, and residents are advised to stay updated with the latest information from official sources.

As the situation develops, the Raigad district administration will continue to provide assistance to those affected by the floods.

In conclusion, the Raigad authorities' efforts to aid stranded tourists in Nepal floods are a significant step in providing support to those in need. The situation highlights the importance of being prepared for natural disasters and the need for effective coordination and assistance in times of crisis.

Frequently asked questions

How can I contact the District Emergency Operations Centre for assistance?

The District Emergency Operations Centre can be contacted on 8275152363 or 02141-222118 / 02141-222097.

What information do I need to provide to the District Emergency Operations Centre?

Relatives are required to provide details including the stranded person's name, mobile number, current location or hotel in Nepal, travel details, and the family's contact number, if available.

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