Families in Jumla are suffering in agony as they await news of dozens of young men who went missing following the devastating Bhotekoshi floods while working in Rasuwa. Despite the collection of DNA samples for identification, grieving relatives remain critical of the government's perceived lack of urgency and support during the search for their missing loved ones.
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Families in Jumla are suffering in agony as they await news of dozens of young men who went missing following the devastating Bhotekoshi floods while working in Rasuwa. Despite the collection of DNA samples for identification, grieving relatives remain critical of the government's perceived lack of urgency and support during the search for their missing loved ones.
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