According to the embassy, four of the five bodies were brought back to Nepal on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The bodies of five Nepalis who died in a fire at a nightclub in the Indian tourist destination of Goa have been handed over to their families.
According to the Nepali Embassy in Delhi, the bodies of four of the five deceased were brought back to Nepal on Tuesday and Wednesday.
According to the embassy's deputy chief, Surendra Bahadur Thapa, the body of one person has been cremated in Haridwar by his family members in India. According to the details released by the embassy, the deceased were Churna Bahadur Pun of Ghorahi, Dang, Lil Bahadur Katwal (Vivek Chhetri) of Dudhauli, Sindhuli, Sabin Bishwakarma of Jhapa, Manoj Jhora of Dadeldhura and Tikaram BK. Vivek Chhetri of Dudhauli had been working in a nightclub in Goa for five years as part of his employment.
