According to the Nepali Embassy in Germany, which oversees Romania affairs, two Nepali girls died in the fire and one was rescued in an injured condition.
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Two Nepali girls have died in a fire in a three-storey hotel in the city of Teterani, Romania. This hotel is located at a distance of about 60 kilometers from Bucharest, the capital of Romania.
According to the Nepali Embassy in Germany, which deals with Romania affairs, there was a fire in the Prahova Hotel on September 29. According to Dutawas, 21-year-old Soni Limbu of Mai Municipality-7 in Ilam and 24-year-old Sushmita Tamang of Dakshinkali Municipality-9 in Kathmandu died.
According to the embassy, 22-year-old Sumina Magar of Chulachuli-3 Ilam was injured while trying to rescue them. He was discharged from the hospital on Wednesday.
According to local Nepalis, Soni had arrived a year ago and Sushmita five months ago to work at the hotel. Narayan Bahadur Bik from Myagdi, who works in the same hotel, said that the fire broke out in the hotel at 7 am. Soni and Sushmita lived in the staff room on the top floor of the hotel. They were on duty from 7 o'clock. "Sudden fire" Bik told Kantipur, "They asked for rescue after the fire." The fire brigade also arrived immediately. But they could not be saved.'
Before the fire, the hotel was closed because the local administration did not follow the safety standards and imposed a fine of 100,000 Romanians. Now the electrical work of the hotel was going on.
Sagar Phuyal, the deputy head of the Nepali embassy, said that he is coordinating with the victims' families, employers and the Romanian government. Now the first priority is the process of sending the body to Nepal. The cost of sending the dead body is borne by the employer. We are in contact with everyone", he said, "The process of getting compensation is a bit long. We will compensate the victims.'
