Andhra Pradesh intensifies search for Telugu nationals stranded in Nepal floods

Authorities in Andhra Pradesh have launched coordinated efforts to trace and aid Telugu nationals who remain stranded following severe flash floods in Nepal. The state government has mobilized resources through its New Delhi liaison office to respond to the humanitarian crisis.

Indian citizens affected by the Nepal floods can seek assistance through a dedicated 24-hour helpline operational at +977-9851316807. The support line provides real-time guidance to those stranded or requiring emergency aid in the flood-affected regions.

Within India, the AP Bhavan control room in New Delhi serves as the central coordination point for relief operations. The control room can be reached at 011-23384016 and 011-23387089, with staff available around the clock to process assistance requests and gather information about affected individuals.

The flash floods have caused significant devastation across Nepal, with multiple reports of missing persons and displacement. State officials have urged Telugu expatriates and families with relatives in Nepal to register details through the available helplines to facilitate faster identification and evacuation efforts.

The Andhra Pradesh government has emphasized that all Indian citizens in Nepal-affected zones should contact the emergency services immediately with their location details and personal information to expedite rescue and relief operations.