While searching for the bus, a missing magnet was found in the trident

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While searching for the missing bus in Simaltal, a missing magnet has been found in Trishuli river. Indian technicians who came to search for two buses that were lost in Trishuli due to the landslide in Sinduregaira found a 19 kg magnet that was lost in the river.

Chief District Officer of Chitwan, Indradev Yadav, said that the floating magnet and life tube were found in Kabreghat Narayani river near Shivghat down from Narayangadh. The Indians searched for the bus in the Simaltal area on Saturday using two magnets of 19 and 14 inches. On Saturday itself, a magnet was blown .

On Friday, June 28, around 3:30 in the morning, two passenger buses and 62 of the 65 passengers in the bus fell into a landslide from Bharatpur Metropolitan City-29 Simaltal area on the Narayangadh-Muglin road. A 12-member team of India's National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), which came with four divers and three sonar cameras in search of the bus, started the search from the Simaltal area on July 6.

After searching for a week, the bus could not be found, the Indian team has returned yesterday on Sunday . The security team searching for the missing passengers found 25 dead bodies. Out of them, only 19 bodies have been confirmed to be the passengers of the missing bus.