144 Telugus stranded in Nepal return to A.P.

With 144 Telugu people from Andhra Pradesh, a nail flight got up from the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and landed at Visakhapatnam Airport on Thursday night, and the Andhra Pradesh government’s attempt-swelling was a successful mission to recover the Street Telugus in Nepal.

The flight from Delhi to Kathmandu dropped 104 passengers in Visakhapatnam and continued his journey to Tirupati with the remaining 40 passengers. 144 Telugus was trapped in calm Nepal.

Meanwhile, a group of 22 people from Andhra Pradesh entered India from the Bihar border and reached Nepalgunj, a special flight from Simikot on Thursday, along the Uttar Pradesh border.

RTGS Minister Nara Loksh, from the moment the crisis appeared, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the officials of the border states, the new Delhi AP Bhavan and all citizens to ensure safe evacuation of the ground teams led the efforts to rescue. “Special thanks to the authorities at AP Bhavan in Delhi, who successfully coordinated the rescue task,” Minister said.

In the early hours of the day, Mr. Loksh held a review meeting with the Secretariat (RTGS) with the Ministers Bangalapudi Anitha, Kandula Durgesh and Kondapalli Srinivas to control rescue arrangements. It enabled local MLAs and public representatives to extend a warm welcome to those who return at airports, including Visakhapatnam and Tirupati, and to travel safely to their country.