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India Sends Rescue Teams, 68.5 Tonnes of Aid to Flood-Hit Nepal

The aid includes tunnel experts, forensic teams and DNA equipment as Nepal seeks help to reach workers believed trapped in hydropower tunnels.

  • On Sunday, India delivered its fourth flight of relief assistance to Nepal, bringing total aid sent to 68.5 tonnes, the Ministry of External Affairs confirmed.
  • Devastating flash floods swept through the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli river corridors on Wednesday, killing hundreds and damaging hydropower infrastructure where workers remain trapped.
  • An 82-member joint security team from the Nepal Army, Armed Police Force, and Nepal Police has worked since Friday clearing debris; forces have rescued 191 workers so far.
  • To restore transport links, Nepal requested 42 Bailey bridges from India and China, with 16 trucks carrying equipment for a 230-foot modular steel bridge already arrived.
  • Nepal sought foreign expertise for DNA testing and forensic work following the disaster; India deployed forensic experts and specialized equipment to support the affected regions.
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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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