
According to a report by Vikatan, spiritual leader Jaggi Vasudev, founder of the Isha Foundation, has expressed deep concern regarding the status of 80 individuals from his organization currently in Nepal. The group was reportedly in the region during the recent catastrophic flash floods that have devastated parts of Nepal and the Tibet border area.
Jaggi Vasudev stated that communication with the group has been difficult following the glacial collapse and subsequent flooding that destroyed infrastructure and cut off access to many remote areas. The floods, which scientists have linked to a glacial lake outburst, have resulted in significant loss of life and widespread destruction of property across the Himalayan region.
As rescue operations continue, the Isha Foundation is reportedly working to establish contact with the missing members. International aid agencies and local authorities in Nepal are currently managing a massive search and rescue effort, though challenging terrain and damaged roads continue to hamper progress. Further updates are expected as local authorities confirm the safety of those stranded in the affected zones.
The report originates from a credible regional outlet, Vikatan, regarding Jaggi Vasudev's (Sadhguru) statement on missing Isha Foundation volunteers in Nepal. While international wires confirm the catastrophic nature of the Nepal-Tibet floods, they do not specifically corroborate the status of the Isha Foundation group, making this a single-source report on a specific sub-event.
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Original report: Vikatan