सुगम कुमाल :
If you go into that position and rescue people easily, just as you described, then my one vote goes to you. 12 people from my village are still missing—nothing is known yet, and neither their bodies nor the people themselves have been found. I need them right now; how can I get everyone back, considering they are my villagers, my brothers, and my family? We are in pain too. I know how difficult the rescue site is and how the rescue work is being done. Can anyone even walk in that place, or do they have to crawl to carry out the rescue? Nothing works as easily as you say; it is a disaster, it is a flood, and it is not as simple as you described.
Also, understand the situation regarding the dead bodies. You showed wet bodies—in what kind of condition? They are unrecognizable, decaying, some with only legs, some with only a torso and no head. They are in a decomposed state, not in a condition where they can be identified immediately, nor in a state fit to even look at. Another thing: first, DNA samples are taken, and only then are they buried. They pack the bodies in plastic and bury them at a depth of 1.5 meters. International forensic teams as well as forensic doctors here in Nepal say the exact same thing—if bodies are kept outside, they rot, which can trigger many diseases and epidemics.
rest in peace 🙏 🪦
2026-09-01 14:46:15