Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Andhra Pradesh Intensifies Efforts to Trace Citizens Stranded in Nepal
Serious floods have affected parts of Nepal.
Some people from Andhra Pradesh may be stranded there.
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu asked officials to find them and help them reach safe places.
A 24-hour help center is working from Andhra Pradesh Bhavan in New Delhi.
Officials are working with India’s central government and Nepalese authorities.
People in danger are told to move to higher ground, avoid floodwater and keep their phones charged.
Reports say many people are missing and at least 95 bodies have been recovered.
India has also sent 10 tonnes of relief supplies to Nepal.
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu directed officials to identify stranded Andhra Pradesh residents, pilgrims and tourists and help move them to safety.
A 24-hour control room at Andhra Pradesh Bhavan in New Delhi is coordinating assistance and information requests.
The state is using Real-Time Governance and coordinating with India’s Ministry of External Affairs and Nepalese authorities.
Reports say at least 95 bodies were recovered from the Trishuli River, while more than 400 tourists remain unaccounted for, including about 130 Indians and 47 Americans.
Initial reports attributed the flash floods to an ice-rock avalanche in the Lhende River; India has provided Nepal 10 tonnes of humanitarian supplies.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh government, led by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, is assisting residents, pilgrims and tourists affected in Nepal.
- What
- Officials are tracing potentially stranded people, monitoring the situation and arranging evacuation and emergency assistance.
- When
- An official release was issued on Thursday; the reports do not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- The floods occurred in Nepal, including Syapru Besi and Timure; the assistance center is at Andhra Pradesh Bhavan in New Delhi.
- Why
- The response follows flash floods that may have stranded Andhra Pradesh travelers and caused deaths and disappearances in Nepal.
- Control room
- Andhra Pradesh Bhavan, New Delhi; operating 24 hours
- Andhra Pradesh contacts
- 011-23384016, 011-23387089; WhatsApp: 9059824101
- Indian Embassy helpline
- +977-9851316807
- Local emergency contacts
- Nepal Police: 100; Tourism Police: 1144
- Reported casualties
- At least 95 bodies recovered from the Trishuli River
- Unaccounted tourists
- More than 400, including approximately 130 Indian nationals and 47 Americans
- Indian relief assistance
- 10 tonnes of humanitarian supplies sent to Nepal
