DNA Experts Deployed to Flood-Hit Nepal for Victim Identification

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DNA specialists have arrived in flood-affected Nepal to assist with the identification of victims. A dedicated team from Gandhinagar, Gujarat has been mobilized to support the operation. The Gujarat unit will process all incoming biological samples and conduct DNA matching on a 24-hour basis. Work is set to begin as soon as the first batches of specimens are received from Nepal.

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