29 Held for Looting Cash From Flood-Swept Bank Vault - Peoples' Review
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29 held for looting cash from flood-swept bank vault - Peoples' Review
Kathmandu, Aug 29: Security forces have arrested 29 people allegedly involved in breaking open a bank vault swept downstream by floods from the Trishuli area and taking the cash inside. The suspects were detained while allegedly breaking open the vault and illegally taking money from it after it was carried downstream by floods from Rasuwa […] The post 29 held for looting cash from flood-swept bank vault appeared first on Peoples' Review.
AGI - The Nepalese police arrested 29 people accused of forcing and plundering a safe dragged by the full violent force that struck the country on Wednesday. Inside it there were more than 9.2 million Nepalese rupees in cash, equal to about 60 thousand dollars. The armoured safe was found by the inhabitants of Galchhi, in the southern district of Dhading, after being transported by the fury of the waters for more than 150 kilometers, from the di…
Nepal floods bank vault, 92 lakh cash, 29 arrested During the devastating floods in Nepal, a bank locker was swept away by the strong current of water and reached Dhading. After finding the locker, 29 people were trying to open it and withdraw cash. The Armed Police Force and Nepal Police arrived at the scene, apprehended all of them, and recovered ₹9,268,505. Security agencies have increased surveillance and patrols in flood-affected areas to p…
Kathmandu: Police have arrested 29 people who stole money during the floods that hit Nepal on September 10.
The Nepalese police arrested 29 people who stole money by breaking the flooded safes, transmitted Dainik Nepal, Setopati and Nepal News.In the middle of the disaster, the locals "vandalized a safe locked on the banks of the river Trishuli in Belkhukhola, section no. 4 of the rural municipality Galchhi, Dhading, and shared the money among them.The police team arrested 29 people involved in the investigation and search and recovered from them 9,26…
The Nepal police arrested 29 people suspected of having broken into a safe dragged by the storm after the slide that hit the country on Wednesday (26/8). Inside the safe there were 9,268,505 Nepalese rupees (about R$ 315,000). According to the police, when they learned that residents had broken into the safe and removed sums of money on their own, a team was sent to the site to investigate. The money was recovered with the investigated ones. It …
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