Maya's body, which had been missing since Sunday, was found in the Bheri River on Monday evening. The body of her 11-year-old daughter Asha was also found on Tuesday morning.
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The body of Maya Kathayat of Surkhet, who had been missing along with her two children, has also been found.
The body of Maya, who had been missing along with her children since Sunday, was found in the Bheri River on Monday evening. The body of her 11-year-old daughter Asha was found on Tuesday morning, according to the District Police Office, Surkhet.
According to the police, Maya's body was found in the Bheri River in a place called Patare in Lekbensi Municipality-3 of Surkhet on Monday evening. The body of her daughter Asha was found on the banks of the Bheri River in Gurbhakot Municipality-12 on Tuesday morning.
The condition of Maya's 5-year-old son Deepak is still unknown. The police have said that the search for him is ongoing.
After Maya went missing along with her children, the police and locals had started a search, suspecting that they might have disappeared in the Bheri River.
Maya, 38, of Gurbhakot Municipality-12, Surkhet, along with her 11-year-old daughter Asha and 5-year-old son Deepak, had been missing since Sunday. On Monday morning, Maya's husband Bhupendra Kathayat informed the police that they had not been contacted. During the search, the police found Maya's bag, shawl, slippers and mobile phone on the banks of the Bheri River, about 3 kilometers from their home. After finding these items, a comprehensive search was launched in the vicinity of the Bheri River. Further investigation into the incident is underway, said DSP Mohanjung Budthapa, spokesperson of the District Police Office, Surkhet.
