Four Indian nationals, including two children, belonging to the same family died after they were crushed beneath a pile of gunny sacks in Nepal, the second tragedy to strike Indians in the Himalayan nation this month.
The incident happened in Siddharthanagar area of No 5 province of western Nepal.
According to Nepal Police, Sahajad Hussain, 30, his wife Saddab Khatun and their two-year-old daughter and six-year-old son were found dead beneath a pile of sacks in their rented room.
They belonged to Bihar.
The four might have died of suffocation, according to preliminary reports.
Their bodies have been kept in a hospital in Rupandehi district for post-mortem.
The police said they are conducting further investigation into the matter.
Eight Indian tourists, including four minors, from Kerala died in Nepal last week after they fell unconscious due to a suspected gas leak from a heater in their room at a resort in Makwanpur district.
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