Nepal sets nine-step process to return foreign flood victims’ bodies
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- Nepal has established a nine-step procedure for returning the bodies of foreign nationals killed in last week’s floods.
- The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu issued a press release explaining the government’s body-handover process.
Nepal has established a nine-step procedure to return the bodies of foreign nationals killed in last week’s devastating floods to their families.
The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu issued a press release on Tuesday explaining the process set by the Nepalese government. The procedure covers the handover of the victims’ bodies to their relatives.
The process was announced in Kathmandu on September 1. The available details identify the procedure as a nine-step system, but do not provide the individual steps.
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