The bodies of nine trekkers from Karnataka, who lost their lives due to bad weather in Bengaluru, Uttarakhand, were brought to Bengaluru via Delhi on Friday. The officers provided this information.
A 22-member trekking team was sent on a 35 km long trek from Uttarkashi on May 29 by Himalayan View Trekking Agency, Maneri.
"The bodies of three trekkers who lost their lives due to extreme weather conditions in Uttarakhand reached Bengaluru airport today at 5.45 am via IndiGo flight from Delhi. Government officials received the bodies and made arrangements to transport them to their homes. Went." The government official said first.
He said that the bodies of the remaining six trackers also came later.
The deceased have been identified as Padmini Hegde, Venkatesh Prasad, Asha Sudhakar, Padmanabha Kundapur Krishnamurthy, Sindhu Vakekalam, Vinayak Mungurwadi, Sujata Mungurwadi, Chitra Praneeth and Anita Rangappa, he said.
"All nine bodies have arrived and have been handed over to the respective families for last rites. With 13 survivors and nine bodies reaching Bengaluru, all 22 have been traced. My condolences to those families," the official said. Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones." ,
Karnataka Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda reached Bengaluru on Thursday evening with the 13 survivors.
After the incident came to light, Gowda left for Dehradun on Wednesday to monitor and coordinate the rescue operation.
According to the Revenue Minister, a team of trekkers from Karnataka started their journey in the high altitude area of Shastratal Mayali in Uttarakhand on Tuesday morning. After reaching the destination the team again tried to return to the camp. However, while returning, the weather turned completely bad due to a snow storm at 2 pm and they got stranded.
A 22-member trekking team was sent on a 35 km long trek from Uttarkashi on May 29 by Himalayan View Trekking Agency, Maneri.
"The bodies of three trekkers who lost their lives due to extreme weather conditions in Uttarakhand reached Bengaluru airport today at 5.45 am via IndiGo flight from Delhi. Government officials received the bodies and made arrangements to transport them to their homes. Went." The government official said first.
He said that the bodies of the remaining six trackers also came later.
The deceased have been identified as Padmini Hegde, Venkatesh Prasad, Asha Sudhakar, Padmanabha Kundapur Krishnamurthy, Sindhu Vakekalam, Vinayak Mungurwadi, Sujata Mungurwadi, Chitra Praneeth and Anita Rangappa, he said.
"All nine bodies have arrived and have been handed over to the respective families for last rites. With 13 survivors and nine bodies reaching Bengaluru, all 22 have been traced. My condolences to those families," the official said. Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones." ,
Karnataka Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda reached Bengaluru on Thursday evening with the 13 survivors.
After the incident came to light, Gowda left for Dehradun on Wednesday to monitor and coordinate the rescue operation.
According to the Revenue Minister, a team of trekkers from Karnataka started their journey in the high altitude area of Shastratal Mayali in Uttarakhand on Tuesday morning. After reaching the destination the team again tried to return to the camp. However, while returning, the weather turned completely bad due to a snow storm at 2 pm and they got stranded.
