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Dhan Bahadur Rawat of Sinja Rural Municipality-6, who was injured due to lightning strike at the large power plant located in Guthichour Rural Municipality-5 of Jumla, was rescued from the spot after eight hours.
A team of Armed Police and Nepal Police, who left the district headquarters Khalanga at 8 pm on Monday, reached the scene only at 5 am. Chief of Police DSP Rabinbabu Regmi informed that after the police team reached the spot, he was placed on a stretcher and brought to the headquarters. He says that other details could not come due to the fact that the
phone was not picked up. On the other hand, Chief District Officer Kedarnath Sharma informed that the police and local teams are bringing the injured Rawat on a stretcher and that his condition is fine.
According to the estimates so far, more than 200 sheep have died, he said. According to him, some of the police who went for rescue are sitting there and collecting details of the damage. Rawat's relatives have also gone to the rescue team.
A team of health workers of the Nepali Army is waiting for Guthichaur's vehicle with an ambulance. Chairman of Sinja Rural Municipality Poornaprasad Dhital complained that although he requested for a helicopter for rescue, there was no help from the relevant agencies saying that the weather was bad and it was late.
On Monday at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, there was lightning in the midst of a herd of sheep grazing in Patan.
