On August 16, three brothers from the same house in Saptari at Dosan Hydropower in Janakpurdham, Rasuwa are without contact after the devastating flood in Bhotekoshi. 35-year-old Shivkumar Yadav, 31-year-old Devkumar Yadav and 25-year-old Sachit Yadav of Bodebersine Municipality-8 Kachantol lost contact after the flood.

In Dosan Hydropower, Devkumar was working as an engineer, Sachith as an overseer and Shivakumar as a supervisor. The three sons of Lal Bahadur Yadav had a conversation with the family in the morning. The phone stopped ringing after the flood. Three sons of the same house are out of touch and there is a lot of crying in the house. The village itself is in mourning. The family is pleading with the government to find him. The families themselves are also searching. Their elder brother Ramkumar Yadav, who lives at home, said that he was searching but could not find anything.

We are looking for our brothers. But contact has not yet been made. He requested the government to find it soon.

Along with three brothers, 47 people from Saptari are still without contact. Prabhu Prasad Dhakal, the spokesperson of the Madhesh Police Office, informed that 49 people have been uncontacted, one has been contacted and one has been confirmed dead.

As time goes on, the hope of the family of the contactless is dying.

Anil Mandal Saptari of Rajgarh Rural Municipality-4, who escaped from the flood, says that only 9 engineers he knows are without contact. He used to work for a Korean company while living in Mailung, Rasuwa. He was sleeping after night duty. As soon as he heard that the flood was coming, some escaped with him. Many other people could not escape. He saw that some people were swept away by the flood while they were running away.

"As soon as we got the information, our group of 5-6 people ran away," he said, "After reaching the road, there was a flood within two minutes. How many could escape, how many were in the process of escaping. Those who couldn't were swept away by the flood,' he says. Family and relatives are engaged in searching for the contactless.

A family in Parsa has started a kiriya, thinking that their relative has died and the body will not be found. Sonelal Pandit, 40, of Pokhria Municipality-7 Raniganj, Parsa, was cremated and cremated on Monday. He was a cripple. According to Parmanand Kurmi, Ward President of Ward No. 7, Pandit had been working in Rasuwa for many years, mobilizing workers and building private houses.

The workers who worked with him escaped and saved their lives. But Pandit could not run away. It was the workers who gave the information to the family about being swept away in the flood,' Ward President Kurmi said, 'The body was not found for five days. Thinking that he had died, the family members made Kush's body and cremated it.

According to Ward President Kurmi, Sonelal, son of local Tulsi Pandit (potter), lost one of his legs in an accident while building a house there 4 years ago. After the flood in Rasuwa, 38 people from Parsa are still without contact.

164 people from Madhesh province are still without contact, 30 people are in contact

According to the data provided by the Madhesh Police Office till Tuesday afternoon, 164 people are without contact in the Rasuwa flood. Out of 195 people missing, 30 have been contacted and one has died.

Out of 49 people from Saptari, one has been contacted and one has died. Two of the 40 people from Parsa have come in contact, while the other 38 people have no contact.

It is mentioned in the data that out of 25 people of Bara, 2 people have come in contact and 23 people have no contact. Out of 19 people from Rautahat, 6 people have come in contact and 13 people are still without contact. Out of 21 people from Sarlahi, 3 people have come in contact, but 18 people are out of contact.

Similarly, out of 17 people from Mahottari, 7 people have come in contact and 10 people are not in contact. Out of 14 people from Dhanusha, 7 people have come in contact and another 7 people have not been able to come in contact. According to police data, 2 out of 10 people in Siraha have come in contact and 8 people are still out of contact.

5 security personnel are also missing

Ten employees of Nepal Police are also among the people who have lost contact from various districts of Madhesh after the flood. Out of them, 7 people have come in contact and 3 people are still out of contact.

Similarly, 3 people of Nepali Army are out of contact, one has come in contact and 2 people are still out of contact, it is mentioned in the details of Madhes Province Police Office.