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Thane Family Awaits News Of Pilgrim Missing After Nepal Floods

Thane Family Awaits News Of Pilgrim Missing After Nepal Floods
Nepal floods: 'We only want information about our son' · rediff.com

Abhishek Ghone is a 28-year-old man from Kalyan who went on a pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar.

He travelled to Kathmandu on August 24 with a large group of pilgrims.

He last spoke with his family on Tuesday night and sent them photographs.

He planned to continue the journey early Wednesday.

Flash floods and other disasters then damaged parts of Nepal and disrupted communications.

A friend used AI tools that suggested Abhishek could be in a safe area, but this information has not been confirmed.

His family has contacted authorities and filed a police complaint.

They are asking officials to find Abhishek and provide reliable news about his safety.

Key facts

Missing pilgrim
Abhishek Suresh Ghone, 28, a resident of Kalyan West
Travel date
Abhishek reached or travelled to Kathmandu on August 24
Last contact
His family spoke with him late Tuesday night; there was no reported contact after Wednesday
Tour operator
Samrat Tours, Kathmandu, was identified by the family as organising the group
Pilgrim group
Reports variously describe the group as about 71 pilgrims or 70 to 80 pilgrims travelling in five vehicles
Flood impact
Flash floods affected central Nepal, damaging towns, villages, bridges and hydropower projects
Missing-person reports
One report cites 10 people from Thane district as missing or uncontactable, while another cites four from the Kalyan-Dombivli region
Family response
The family submitted details through government portals, approached authorities and lodged a complaint at Kalyan Bazar Peth Police Station

Quotes

Abhishek Ghone's father

Father of missing pilgrim Abhishek Ghone.

“He spoke to us and sent photographs. After Wednesday, there has been no contact with him. We have checked all the websites and government portals, but there has been no clear information about his whereabouts.”
freepressjournal.in
“The information may not be authentic, and we want the authorities to provide verified updates.”
rediff.com

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