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Goa authorities seek information on residents missing after Nepal flash floods

Goa authorities seek information on residents missing after Nepal flash floods

PANAJI: The district administrations of North and South Goa have appealed to the public to provide information about residents who may be missing or unreachable following the flash floods in Nepal.

The appeal comes amid reports that several people are missing or unreachable after the incident.

Members of the public who have information about any person from Goa whose whereabouts are currently unknown have been urged to share the details with the authorities at the earliest.

The information may include the person’s name, contact number, and other relevant details, along with details of family members or other contact persons, if available.


For North Goa, information can be reported at the nearest police station or through:

- District Control Room: 0832-2225383

- PCR, North Goa: 7875756117

- Emergency Helpline: 112


For South Goa, the details can be reported to the nearest police station or through:

- South Goa District Control Room: 0832-2794100

- PCR, South Goa: 7875756110

- Emergency Helpline: 112

For Kushavati Goa, the details can be reported to the nearest police station or through:

- Kushavati Goa District Control Room: 0832-2794100

- PCR, Kushavati Goa: 7875756110

- Emergency Helpline: 112


The information received will be compiled and shared with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to assist in tracing the persons concerned and facilitating contact with their families.

The district administrations have urged the public to share any available information at the earliest so that necessary assistance and coordination can be undertaken.

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