Bhairahawa – A large aircraft of Nepal Airlines Corporation will be sent to rescue passengers stranded for the past two days at Bhairahawa Airport. The decision was made under the directive of Prime Minister Sushila Karki, following the suspension of domestic flights due to bad weather.

Prime Minister Karki instructed Chief Secretary Ek Narayan Aryal to coordinate with Nepal Airlines and arrange rescue flights for passengers who had already purchased tickets but were unable to travel to Kathmandu.

Chief Secretary Aryal has worked with the airline to finalize the flight schedule. “The Prime Minister has directed that all stranded passengers be safely transported,” said Prime Minister’s Chief Personal Secretary.

According to the instructions one rescue flight will operate this evening, and another is scheduled for tomorrow morning.