Kolkata: A total of 336 people from West Bengal have been stranded due to the earthquake in Nepal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said in Kolkata today.
"As of now, 336 people from Bengal stranded. 31 rescued," tweeted Ms Banerjee.
She said nine of those rescued were flying back by IndiGo airlines and 15 others by an Air India flight later today.
"As of now, 336 people from Bengal stranded. 31 rescued," tweeted Ms Banerjee.
She said nine of those rescued were flying back by IndiGo airlines and 15 others by an Air India flight later today.
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