Control Room Set Up in Delhi for People in Need Stranded in Flood-Hit Nepal
New Delhi, 27 August (H.S.): In view of the prevailing flood situation in Nepal, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has established a 24-hour control room in Delhi to assist people in need who are stranded in the flood-affected country. Accord
Control Room Set Up in Delhi for People in Need Stranded in Flood-Hit Nepal


New Delhi, 27 August (H.S.): In view of the prevailing flood situation in Nepal, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has established a 24-hour control room in Delhi to assist people in need who are stranded in the flood-affected country.

According to the ministry, the control room can be contacted through several channels. The telephone numbers are +91 11 2308 8718 and +91 11 2308 8719. For WhatsApp calls or messages, people can contact +91 9968291988. The control room can also be reached via email at [situationroom@mea.gov.in](mailto:situationroom@mea.gov.in).

People can also contact the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu through its emergency contact numbers and WhatsApp. The numbers are +977 985 131 6807, +977 970 910 7500 and +977 981 032 6117.

In addition, several helplines operated by the Nepalese authorities are available for assistance. These include the Tourism Police at +977 9851289445; Nepal Army at +977 9851072914 and email [dgmi-foreign@nepalarmy.mil.np](mailto:dgmi-foreign@nepalarmy.mil.np); NDRRMA at +977 9851320269, +977 9849281097 and @NDRRMA_Nepal; Rasuwa Police at +977 9851254960; Assistant Chief District Officer, Rasuwa, at +977 9851164422; Nuwakot Police at +977 9851282380; Assistant Chief District Officer, Nuwakot, at +977 9851248777; Dhading Police at +977 9851229860; Chief District Officer, Dhading, at +977 9851247777; Chitwan Police at +977 9855013999; and Assistant Chief District Officer, Chitwan, at +977 9855088891.

Meanwhile, 21 Indian nationals from Tamil Nadu who were on a Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage have been rescued in Nepal. Those rescued include Shivarajini Muthunathan, Karpagam Rajamohan, Maran Govindasamy, Shanthi Maran, Muthukumaresan Ramalingam, Navu Kabirdas, Vijayabhuvaneshwari Viswanathan, Maithili Muthukumaresan, Thyagarajan Rathinam, Kirubagari Balasubramaniam, Vallinayaki Shivakumar, Sathiya Jayaraman, Thirumavalavan Govindarasu, Kanagasabai Natesapillai, Radhai Kanagasabai, Rathinakumar Kunchithapatham, Punguzhali Ponnambalam, Pazhaniyappan Maikaperumal, Kalaimathi Pazhaniyappan, Raghunathan Muniraj and Kanagasabai Natesa Pillai.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar


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