SECTIONS · Business · 2026-08-30
54 Kannadiga tourists stranded in Nepal floods return safely to Karnataka
Fifty-four Kannadiga tourists returned safely to Bengaluru from Nepal on Saturday night. Flash floods had damaged roads and bridges, leaving them stranded in the Himalayan nation. A brief tea break proved life-saving for twenty-eight tourists before the floods struck. The Karnataka government provid... Fifty-four Kannadiga tourists returned safely to Bengaluru from Nepal on Saturday night. Flash floods had damaged roads and bridges, leaving them stranded in the Himalayan nation. Fifty-four Kannadiga tourists returned safely to Bengaluru from Nepal on Saturday night. Flash floods had damaged roads and bridges, leaving them stranded in the Himalayan nation. A brief tea break proved life-saving for twenty-eight tourists before the floods struck. The Karnataka government provided assistance and ensured their onward travel arrangements. 54 Kannadiga tourists stranded in Nepal floods return safely to Karnataka
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