Kathmandu: Nepal closed one of its resorts for three months and canceled the license. The main reason behind this is the security arrangements of the resort. At the same time, it is being said that 8 Indians were killed, due to which Nepal was forced to take this big step. The accident occurred due to gas leaks from the heater at a resort in Makwanpur district. At the same time, 15 tourists from Kerala were present in the hotel, out of which 8 died. It also had four minors. This accident took place on 21 January. The tourism department on Sunday closed its Everestak Panorama resort in Daman for three months.

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During the investigation, it was found that the committee did not have adequate security arrangements and proper service was not being provided to the guests. Apart from this, the standards set for the resort were also not being followed there. After three months, if the resort is to be restarted, the management there will have to upgrade their services. This accident took place on 21 January. The tourism department on Sunday closed its Everest Panorama resort in Daman for three months. The report was submitted by the inquiry committee, taking on the responsibility entrusted to investigate the accident and then the resort has been closed. This information was given in a report published on Tuesday in Kathmandu Post.

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All the tourists were found unconscious in the room. He was immediately rushed to the hospital where he was declared brought dead. According to local media, the dead were identified. The names of these dead were Prabin Kumar Nair (39), Sharanya (34), Ranjit Kumar TB (39), Indu Ranjith (34), Shri Bhadra (9), Abinab Soraya (9), Abi Nair (7), and Baishnab Ranjith.

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