Simaltal accident: Two bodies found in Champaran, India

According to the data provided by the Armed Police Force, 15 of the dead have been identified till 10:50 this morning. Nine bodies, eight men and one woman, have not been identified.

The bodies of 28-year-old Rishipal Sah and 27-year-old Vivek Kumar of Bihar Sitamani, 30-year-old Jayaprakash Thakur of West Champaran Betiya police station and 30-year-old Sajad Ansari of Betiya Mazhelia police station have been identified and identified by their relatives.

22-year-old Vikas Pariyar of Madi Municipality-1 in Chitwan, 19-year-old Ramit Kushar Majhi of Warathawa Municipality-3 in Sarlahi, Sudeep Vick 23-years-old from Bharatpur Metropolitan Municipality-22 Pathani, 43-year-old Parmanand Pandit of Vishrampur Rural Municipality-6 in Bara and Chandrapur Municipality of Rautahat- The body of 43-year-old Kishore Kumar Chaudhary, the bus driver of 10, has been identified.

Nine-year-old Ashok Kumar Yadav of Garuda Narpalika-9 of Rautahat, 40-year-old Rishikumar Singh of Paroha Municipality-6 of Rautahat, Jitendraram Mahara of Ramnagar Rural Municipality-3 of Sarlahi, 28-year-old Chandraprabha Kumari of Sakhuwa Prasauni Rural Municipality-2 of Parsa and Boudhimai Municipality of Rautahat- Deputy Superintendent of Police Shailendra Thapa informed that the body of 7-year-old 29-year-old Amrita Kumari has been identified and taken away by her relatives.

According to Thapa, the bodies were found in Golaghat, Salbas and Siswar of Chitwan, Gandakot of Nawalpur, Bhutaha, Triveni Barrage area and other places of the incident in the coastal area. Last June 28th, at 3 am in the morning at a place called Simaltal, Bagamati Province No. 03-006 B 1516 coming to Kathmandu from Birgunj and Bagmati Province No. 03-001 B 2459 going to Gaur from Kathmandu disappeared in the Trishuli River due to a landslide.

According to the latest statistics, there are 27 passengers on the bus coming to Kathmandu from Birganj and 38 other 11 and 23 passengers on the bus going to Gaur from Kathmandu and 27 passengers on board. After the accident, the relatives of the passengers who had traveled on the bus without tickets provided the details of the relatives to the police. It has been revealed that there are 65 passengers on two buses.

Jugeswararai Yadav and Saroj Kumar Gupta of Garuda Municipality-9 of Rautahat, among the three who jumped from the bus going to Gaur from Kathmandu, have returned home after treatment, while Nandan Das of Dewahi Banahi Municipality-10 of Rautahat is undergoing treatment.

Two dead bodies found in Champaran, India

The bodies of two travelers among those who went missing in the accident have been found in the Narayani River in Nagaha, Champaran, India.

The two bodies found by the Indian Border Security Force (SSB) team on Thursday were brought to Nepal by the 'Border Out Post' (BOP) Triveni team of the Armed Police Force, the Nepal Police and local people's representatives, said Thapa, co-spokesperson of the Armed Police. ;