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116 Tamils rescued from Nepal

NT BureauBy NT BureauSeptember 13, 2025No Comments
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The Tamil Nadu government has announced that 116 people from the state who were stranded in Nepal have been brought back safely.
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin directed officials to take steps to help Tamils stuck in Nepal and ensure their return. For this, a 24-hour control room has been set up at Tamil Nadu House in New Delhi. The government is also working with the Indian Embassy in Nepal and the Ministry of External Affairs to provide support.
Families can get updates or share details of relatives still in Nepal through the control room. They can contact by phone at 011-24193300, WhatsApp at 9289516712, or email at [email protected]
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