A 36-member Malayali group narrowly escaped Nepal's flash floods and returned home. They travelled approximately 100 kilometers from the Nepal border to Gorakhpur Airport. Five individuals from Kasaragod reached Bengaluru and then traveled home by train. The remaining 31 members arrived at Nedumbassery Airport early Sunday morning. Survivors recounted the horrifying experience and expressed gratitude for their safety.

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