Kathmandu: The bodies of 8 Indian tourists dead in Nepal are being brought back home on Thursday, January 23, 2020. There are also 4 children. The post-mortem of the dead bodies has been done on Wednesday, 22 January 2020. There is no post-mortem report yet, but it is feared that he may have died due to suffocation. A group of 15 tourists from Kerala went to visit Nepal. 8 of them were found unconscious in a hotel on Tuesday, 21 January 2020. He was airlifted to HAMS Hospital in the capital Kathmandu, where doctors declared him dead. Gas leaks from room heaters are being considered as the main reason for the accident. Four children are among the dead.
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On Thursday morning, the bodies will be brought to India: A senior official of the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu said, "Post mortem of all the bodies is being done at Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu and their bodies will be brought back home on Thursday morning." The officer said that out of the seven survivors, five people have returned home, while two are with dead bodies.
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Incident at Everest Panorama Resort: Team of Indian tourists who had been victims of the accident had gone to visit Pokhara, a popular hill station in Nepal. The team was returning home after completing its journey. On Monday evening, everyone stayed in the Everest Panorama Resort located in the Daman area of Makwanpur district.
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The windows and doors were closed from inside: When an investigation has been done in Kathmandu, it is learned that they had booked 4 rooms. 8 people stayed in one room while the others stayed in other rooms. Due to the cold, they used to take the gas heater from the restaurant to their room. However, he was prohibited from doing so. With the heater running, they locked the window and doors of the room from inside.
