The police claim that it will help facilitate the identification of human remains found in structures damaged by vandalism and arson and facilitate the families concerned.
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In order to identify the burnt human remains found in various places in Kathmandu, the police has requested that the relatives who were lost or lost contact during the agitation and demonstration led by Jen-G should contact them.
According to District Police Complex Kathmandu Information Officer Appelraj Bohra, it is requested to immediately inform the police about the details of the relatives who were lost or lost during the protest and demonstration on August 23rd and 24th. According to the
statement, the identification of human remains found in structures damaged by vandalism and arson will help facilitate the families concerned.
Premises asked to contact police control number 100, Premises phone 9851283012 or send email to [email protected].
