Thieves Steal Cash From Safe Swept Away by Nepal Floods

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Devastating floods recently struck parts of Nepal, causing widespread destruction and casualties. Amid the chaos, a cash-filled safe was carried away by the floodwaters. Opportunistic thieves located the displaced safe and stole a significant sum of money from it. The incident has drawn attention as an unusual crime unfolding against the backdrop of a natural disaster.

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