Nepal Flood Families Seek Answers as Suvendu Promises Rescue Efforts

A group of people from Bengal disappeared after floods in Nepal.

Thirty-nine people were initially reported missing, and two have since been rescued.

Thirty-seven people are still untraced.

Their families met Suvendu Adhikari at Nabanna to ask for news.

They wanted to know about rescue work and DNA testing.

Some families also needed help using joint bank accounts.

Suvendu said two officials would help each family with these problems.

He said pensions would continue for missing pensioners and that jobs might be considered for some families.

He also gave one month of his salary to the wife and young child of one missing man.