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Nepal Flood Helpline Finds Chhattisgarh Woman; Two Doctors Missing
A man in Chhattisgarh reported that his wife was missing.
He later received information suggesting she might be in Nepal.
A disaster helpline had been created to help find people missing after floods in Nepal.
Officials used government and diplomatic contacts to search for her.
Search teams found her safely in Janakpur, an area not affected by the floods.
Police said she had gone there with another partner.
Nine people from Chhattisgarh had traveled to Nepal, and five told their families they were safe.
Two others were returning home, but two doctors from Chhattisgarh were still missing.
A Chhattisgarh man used a disaster helpline to locate his wife in Nepal.
Police said Monika Yadav had traveled to Janakpur with another partner.
The woman was reported missing on July 25 after her husband found no clues.
Of nine Chhattisgarh residents who visited Nepal, five contacted families and two were returning.
Two non-resident Indian doctors from Chhattisgarh remained missing in Nepal, officials said.
- Who
- A 25-year-old man from Chhattisgarh, his wife Monika Yadav, nine Chhattisgarh travelers, and two missing NRI doctors.
- What
- A disaster helpline helped locate Yadav in Nepal, while officials continued searching for two missing doctors.
- Where
- Yadav was found in Janakpur, Nepal; the husband lived in the DD Nagar area of Chhattisgarh.
- When
- The husband filed a missing-person complaint on July 25; the article does not specify when the helpline search concluded.
- Why
- The helpline was created to trace people missing after flash floods in Nepal, and the husband provided information about possible locations.
Key facts
- Woman located
- Monika Yadav, 24, was found in Janakpur, Nepal.
- Missing complaint
- Her husband filed a complaint on July 25.
- Reported travel
- Police said Yadav went to Nepal with another partner.
- People from Chhattisgarh
- Nine people from Chhattisgarh had visited Nepal.
- Confirmed safe
- Five travelers contacted their families.
- Returning
- Two travelers were reported to be on their way to Chhattisgarh.
- Still missing
- Two non-resident Indian doctors from Chhattisgarh remained unaccounted for.









