Police Inspector Rajan Lamsal informed that the body was handed over to the embassy representatives after an autopsy at the Gorkha Provincial Hospital.
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The bodies of seven Indian nationals who died in a road accident in Gorkha have been handed over to the Indian Embassy. The bodies were handed over to the embassy representatives today after the post-mortem examination was completed at the Provincial Hospital Gorkha. Police Inspector Rajan Lamsal informed that the bodies were handed over to the embassy representatives after the post-mortem examination at the Provincial Hospital Gorkha. The Indian Embassy team has returned to Kathmandu after receiving the bodies.
Indian pilgrims who had come from Chennai in Tamil Nadu, India to visit Manakamana met with an accident near Kantar, Shaheed Lakhan Rural Municipality-3, on Saturday evening while returning after performing prayers. Bagmati Province 1-006Kh8430 microbus number 58 Muthu Kumar, 58 Anamlik, 59 Meenakshi, 53 Sivagami, 57 Vijayal, 58 Meena and 60 Tamilarashi died on the spot when they fell off a cliff.
Nine Indian nationals were injured in the accident. The injured are undergoing treatment at the Old Medical College, Chitwan. Assistant Chief District Officer Netra Prasad Sharma informed that five people were seriously injured. There were 11 women and five men on the microbus. The driver's condition is normal, while the co-driver is injured. Twenty-four Indian tourists had gone to Muktinath in two microbuses. They were returning from visiting Manakamana via Muktinath when the accident occurred, according to the District Police Office.
