Nepal asks nations to stop rescue work, requests India to help in rehabilitation

[Skull and Bones]

is that reported by indain media? hahahaha LOL LOL LOL

Yup, you'll have ample amount of time to confirm it from your army men posted in Nepal, hopefully they got the memo by now.

 

[wiseone2]

is that reported by indain media? hahahaha LOL LOL LOL

Nepal tells foreign aid workers to leave capital for home or countryside | Fox News

 

[GR!FF!N]

Actually,Indian NDRF is leaving too..I read it in Newspaper.now they are asking rehabilitation and more aid from India..

 

[Tshering22]

is that reported by indain media? hahahaha LOL LOL LOL

You are free to check from Nepal's sources as well.

Actually,Indian NDRF is leaving too..I read it in Newspaper.now they are asking rehabilitation and more aid from India..

Which means that the military will stay till Koirala asks Modi for them to stay. NDRF's job of disaster management and rescue work has been pretty much done. However, the infrastructure part is where the real task comes; rehabiliatating people who have lost everything.

According to Piyush Goyal and Ravi Shank Prasad's tweets, they have sent their officials to help restore power and communication lines across Nepal, along with a huge delegation of BRO, which will be rebuilding the roads and transport network back.

 

[shree835]

Hence, its proved that Nepal government's decision taking body has some headless chicken too...

 

[Abingdonboy]

Which means that the military will stay till Koirala asks Modi for them to stay. NDRF's job of disaster management and rescue work has been pretty much done. However, the infrastructure part is where the real task comes; rehabiliatating people who have lost everything.

According to Piyush Goyal and Ravi Shank Prasad's tweets, they have sent their officials to help restore power and communication lines across Nepal, along with a huge delegation of BRO, which will be rebuilding the roads and transport network back.

Great analysis of the situation.


My hope is that the GoI charges the Nepalese down to the last cent for all this work, it shouldn't be coming for free.

 

[manishmaithani]

I'll wait for a more reliable source. I find it hard to believe that Nepal asked nations to stop rescue and recovery efforts, especially with the wide scale casualties.

they are asking just to stop rescue mission as no one will be alive now inside the broken home and now they will start cleaning and building the roads which were affected in earthquake and then rehabilitation.

Great analysis of the situation.


My hope is that the GoI charges the Nepalese down to the last cent for all this work, it shouldn't be coming for free.

We should not forget that Nepali general is also the honorary general of Indian Army too.

 

[Screambowl]

It is a rule that nepal is following. The foreign military personal cannot stay in Nepal for more than a particular time frame for rescue ops. This is for all.

Indians have relatives in Nepal and nepalese have relatives in India. Here the scenario is different, willingly or not willingly we Indians have to do it.

 

[SHAMK9]

It's been over a week,survivors cant survive this long

yes they can, people were pulled out alive months after the earth quake of 2005 in Northern Pakistan.

 

[Sugarcane]

I'll wait for a more reliable source. I find it hard to believe that Nepal asked nations to stop rescue and recovery efforts, especially with the wide scale casualties.

There is video of Nepal's Ambassador on link mentioned in OP. That's more credible than twisted stories of Indian media.

 

[Abingdonboy]

We should not forget that Nepali general is also the honorary general of Indian Army too.

I don't think this means much in reality.

 

[deepak.chauhan2312]

yes they can, people were pulled out alive months after the earth quake of 2005 in Northern Pakistan.

its a rare probability and there will be local rescue workers to attend these rare opportunities

 

[manishmaithani]

I don't think this means much in reality.

yes but in terms of transfer of authority while indian soldiers are working in nepal then they can get direct order from their Nepali general.
hmmmm yes not much practical but somehow it increases the sense of responsibility. You may differ

 

[Abingdonboy]

yes but in terms of transfer of authority while indian soldiers are working in nepal then they can get direct order from their Nepali general.
hmmmm yes not much practical but somehow it increases the sense of responsibility. You may differ

This isn't how things would work in reality. The Indian forces will work within their own chain of command and lease with the local authorities- it is a sovereign land after all, but they won't receive direct orders outside of their (Indian) chain of command. The IA has sent out a 2 star general for this explicit purpose i.e. liaising with the Nepalese officials.