Families of missing tourists at the travel agency office in Kolkata
He said the agency has been coordinating with local authorities, the govts of Nepal, India and Bengal, and Shakespeare Sarani Police Station to seek assistance and establish contact with the missing tourists. Basu said the agency was also sharing timely updates on the situation in Nepal, particularly around the flood-affected area, as and when information was received from employees who had rushed to the spot on Thursday, a day after the incident.
Kolkata: Chalo Jaai Travel Club, the agency that had taken 32 tourists from Kolkata and other parts of Bengal to Nepal, kept its office on Ho Chi Minh Sarani open through the night.
But we are sharing all that we have,” said Dibyojyoti Basu, proprietor of the agency. They shouldn’t lose their calm, no matter how many times they are asked the same question,” said Basu. Anxious family members of the tourists, many of whom have been untraceable since Wednesday, continued to visit the office seeking information about their loved ones. “Our doors are open for the family members of the tourists. We are trying to give them as much information as is available with us. I know many of them are not happy with the amount of information they are getting. “We have also asked all our employees to listen to the anguish of the tourists’ family members with patience.