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Local warning saves Andhra Pradesh pilgrims from Nepal flash floods

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A group of pilgrims from Andhra Pradesh had a narrow escape from flash floods in Nepal on August 25. The group was traveling toward the China border when locals warned them of the impending danger. A timely tea break and the warning allowed their bus driver to reverse to safety before the floods struck. However, a second bus traveling with the group was not as fortunate and was struck by the floodwaters near a bridge. The incident underscores how small, chance delays can make the difference between life and death during natural disasters.

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