Telangana Bhavan in New Delhi has opened a Helpline and Coordination Centre for Telangana residents in Nepal.
Family members can share the person’s name, passport and mobile details, location information, and travel or tour operator contacts.
The centre is meant to help officials coordinate assistance for relatives of pilgrims and tourists.
The state government says cases received through the helpline will be taken up on priority.
The centre will coordinate with the Ministry of External Affairs, the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu, and other authorities.
One report also says India has sent relief supplies to Nepal and that officials are monitoring the situation closely.
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All of the reporting agrees that Telangana has activated a helpline and coordination centre to help residents who may be stranded or affected in Nepal. The reports also agree that the centre is intended to coordinate with other authorities and assist families seeking information.
Contact details and case handling may be updated as the situation develops, and the reports note that officials are monitoring events closely. One report also adds separate relief activity for Nepal, but the exact scope of that response could change with new information.
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Telangana Bhavan has activated a helpline and coordination centre in New Delhi for residents who may be stranded or affected in Nepal. The reporting presents the move as a practical effort to help relatives of pilgrims and tourists by collecting key details and coordinating assistance. It also says the centre will work with the Ministry of External Affairs, the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu, and other authorities. One report says the government has directed that cases brought to the helpline be taken up on priority.
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The Hindu reports that a Helpline and Coordination Centre at Telangana Bhavan, New Delhi, has been activated to assist Telangana residents who may be stranded or affected in Nepal. It says family members can contact the centre with the person’s name, passport and mobile details, location information and travel or tour operator contacts so officials can coordinate help. The article lists three mobile numbers for the service and says it is intended to aid relatives of pilgrims and tourists.
Telangana Today says the state government has activated a Helpline and Coordination Centre at Telangana Bhavan in New Delhi to assist residents stranded or affected by flooding in Nepal. The centre will coordinate with the Ministry of External Affairs, the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu and other authorities, and the government says cases brought to the helpline will be taken up on priority. The report includes three contact numbers and says officials are monitoring the situation closely.
India has dispatched 10 tonnes of Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief and essential medicines to Nepal as it responds to devastating floods, according to the report. It says the Indian Air Force’s C-130J is carrying shelters, blankets, hygiene kits, solar lamps and medicines, while S. Jaishankar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted messages of solidarity and said India is ready to help. The article also cites The Kathmandu Post for a death toll of at least 72 and dozens missing.
The Siasat Daily reports that Telangana set up a helpline and coordination centre at Telangana Bhavan in Delhi to help residents whose relatives may be stranded or affected in Nepal by floods. Citing an official release, it says the move followed a directive from Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and that the centre will coordinate with the Ministry of External Affairs, the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu and other authorities. The article also notes India sent a first tranche of relief supplies and says at least 95 people were killed.