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Tea Break and Visa Delay Save 28 Indian Pilgrims From Nepal Flash Floods

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Twenty-eight pilgrims from three Indian states narrowly escaped deadly flash floods in Nepal and have since returned home safely. A short tea break and a resulting ten-minute delay kept one group away from the flood-affected area at a critical moment. A separate group was inadvertently protected when a visa delay prevented them from entering the flood zone. The pilgrims witnessed the floodwaters sweeping away buses and entire villages. Authorities are now working to rescue additional pilgrims from Andhra Pradesh who remain stranded in the region.

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