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Families of missing Trishuli-3B workers stage protest in Kathmandu

For the families, 13 days after the disaster have brought more questions than answers.
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By REPUBLICA

KATHMANDU, Sept 7: Holding photographs of loved ones who have been missing for nearly two weeks, relatives of those swept away by a flood at the Trishuli-3B Hydropower Project took to the streets in Kathmandu on Monday, demanding that authorities intensify the search and rescue operation.



The families gathered at Maitighar Mandala, carrying placards with photographs of the missing and urging the government to step up efforts to locate their loved ones.


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For the families, 13 days after the disaster have brought more questions than answers. They said the government had yet to provide clear information about the whereabouts of the missing or explain how far the search and rescue operation had progressed.


As days passed without concrete information, the families said their anguish and uncertainty were growing. They urged the authorities to make the search operation more effective and provide them with timely updates on the fate of their loved ones.

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