Himachal Man Rescued From Nepal Disaster Returns Home Safely
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Gyan Singh, a 50-year-old from Mandi, who was trapped in the Nepal tragedy, returned home safely after battling death for two days. Singh, a foreman at a power project in Nepal, was rescued by an army helicopter. His wife said the family heaved a sigh of relief when they received a phone call the next day.
Himachal Man Rescued from Nepal Disaster Returns Home Safely
Mandi, September 4 (Udaipur Kiran) : Knowledge Singh, a resident of Mandi in Himachal Pradesh, has safely returned home after being trapped for nearly two days during a devastating disaster in Nepal. The Nepal Army successfully rescued him and his colleagues, who were working on a power project when the calamity struck. Recalling the incident, Singh described how the weather was normal on the morning of August 26 when he arrived at work around 7…
Himachal News: Numerous stories are emerging of people miraculously surviving the flash floods in Nepal. Some saved their lives by climbing trees, while others were pulled alive from the rubble by rescue teams four days later. Among those lucky individuals is 50-year-old Gyan Singh, a resident of Maloh village in the Sundernagar subdivision of Himachal Pradesh. He was stranded on a hill for nearly two days and a night after the accident. Rescuer…
Hundreds of people lost their lives in the Nepal tragedy. Meanwhile, some have returned home, defeating death. Among them is 50-year-old Gyan Singh of Maloh village in the Sundernagar subdivision of Mandi district in Himachal Pradesh. Gyan Singh has been working in power projects for the past 30 years. For the past eight months, he was posted as a foreman at a power project in Nepal. On the day of the accident, he was working in the project's po…
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