Tourism Board to run Information Desk to share updates on tourists
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- Nepal’s Tourism Board will establish an Information Desk to provide updates on tourists missing or rescued after the August 26 Bhotekoshi flash flood.
- The desk will coordinate the search for missing tourists and create an integrated information system involving tourism officials, police and industry organizations.
Nepal’s Tourism Board will establish an Information Desk to share updates about tourists missing or rescued after the Bhotekoshi flash flood on August 26.
The decision followed a joint meeting involving the Nepal Tourism Board, Tourist Police and tourism-sector organizations. The desk will provide information while efforts continue to locate missing tourists and support rescue operations.
Department Director General Ramkrishna Lamichhane said the arrangement would improve coordination and create an integrated information system for the search.
A decision was made to ensure coordination for the search of missing tourists and implement an integrated information system through the desk.
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