A Georgia couple, Mita and Hemant Parikh, say they survived a flood in Nepal while on a long-planned pilgrimage trip and have now returned home safely. The couple report that they were separated from their larger group during the trip.
According to CBS News, the Parikhs decided to split from the group and take a side trip. They say none of the families they had been traveling with have been found, underscoring how missing people remain a central concern following the flood. The outlet presents their account as a first-person update from survivors, offering context for how separation occurred and what the couple knows from their experience.
Other details such as the flood’s specific location, timing, and the official status of the missing families are not provided in the shared text. The key point across the reporting is that the couple is safe, but multiple families from their travel group are still unaccounted for.
