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Simaltal accident: Only the Armed Police Force is conducting search operations today
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Chief District Officer of Chitwan Indradev Yadav informed that the Indian team will analyze the signals collected by the sonar camera today. Indians are not going to the field today. APF is continuing the field work today,' said Chief District Officer Yadav.
Last June 28, around 3:30 in the morning, two passenger buses fell into a landslide and went missing in Trishuli. Chitwan District Administration Office has released the details of 65 passengers in two buses. Out of which only 3 passengers are safe.
The Nepali Army, Armed Police and District Police were mobilized immediately for search and rescue. But could not find the bus. 25 dead bodies have been found from a distance of 103 km from Narayani river and Triveni dam, much below Trishuli. Out of which 19 bodies were recovered by the relatives after confirming that they were the passengers of the bus who were involved in the accident.
At the request of Nepal government, 12 people from India's National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have come for technical search. They have been asked to search for a week. Even the Indian team that came with divers and sonar could not find the bus.
To study the Simaltal accident, the government A working group has been formed under the coordination of Chabilal Rizal, joint secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs. The task force has already come back from Chitwan The report is being prepared to be submitted to the government by Sunday.
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