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IATO Expresses Condolences After Tragic Incident in Nepal
A tragic incident happened in Nepal.
Some people died, and several others are still missing.
The Indian Association of Tour Operators said it was deeply saddened.
Its president, Ravi Gosain, sent sympathy to the families who lost loved ones.
He also expressed support for families waiting for news.
Rescue teams and local helpers are searching for missing people and assisting those affected.
IATO thanked the people working in the search and relief operations.
The association said India and Nepal are closely connected and that Indian tourism workers stand with the people of Nepal.
The Indian Association of Tour Operators expressed sorrow over a tragic incident in Nepal.
The incident resulted in deaths, while several people remain missing.
IATO President Ravi Gosain offered condolences to bereaved families and solidarity to those affected.
Gosain praised authorities, rescue agencies, medical personnel, volunteers and local communities involved in relief efforts.
IATO said India and Nepal share close cultural, social, spiritual and people-to-people ties.
- Who
- The Indian Association of Tour Operators and its president, Ravi Gosain, expressed condolences to people affected by the incident.
- What
- A tragic incident in Nepal caused loss of life and left several people missing.
- Where
- Nepal; the statement was issued from New Delhi.
- When
- Why
- IATO sought to support bereaved families and those awaiting news of missing people, while recognizing the close ties between India and Nepal.
Key facts
- Organization
- Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO)
- Spokesperson
- Ravi Gosain, President of IATO
- Incident location
- Nepal
- Reported impact
- Loss of lives and several people missing
- Response praised
- Search, rescue and relief operations by authorities, security and rescue agencies, medical personnel, volunteers and local communities
- Regional connection
- India and Nepal share cultural, social, spiritual and people-to-people ties
- Statement dateline
- New Delhi
Quotes
Ravi Gosain
President of the Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO)
“We are deeply saddened by the tragic incident in Nepal and the loss of precious human lives. Our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved families who are going through an extremely difficult and painful time. We sincerely hope that the ongoing search and rescue operations succeed in locating those who are missing and bringing them back safely to their families.”
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“Tourism is ultimately about people and the bonds that connect us. At this hour of grief, the Indian tourism fraternity stands shoulder to shoulder with the people of Nepal. We share the pain of those who have lost their loved ones and the anxiety of families waiting for news of those who remain missing.”
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