Nagpur: Four of the 106 tourists from Nagpur stranded in Nepal returned safely to the city by train on Saturday. They were identified as Indira Chaudhary, Sulochana Khapre, Deepak Pandey and Varsha Upadhyay. After reaching Nagpur, they thanked the Maharashtra government and the administration for their assistance.
The tourists said that Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and the administration had provided continuous assistance after they became stranded in Nepal. Food, medicines and financial aid were made available to the stranded passengers. Buses were also arranged to help them leave safely. They said they also received good support from the Bihar administration.
The four tourists who returned to Nagpur had travelled by air from Kathmandu to Delhi on Thursday night. They then began their journey from Delhi on the Kerala Express at around 8 p.m. and reached Nagpur on Saturday.
Other tourists from Nagpur who are stranded in Nepal have departed for Nagpur by train via Bihar. They are expected to arrive in Nagpur on Sunday. The returning tourists shared their experiences of the situation in Nepal and the assistance provided by the administration during their journey home.
