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Nepali residents risked their lives to save us, say Mumbai students

A trip to Nepal, which they thought would help them relax after their TYBMM exams, turned out to be the most harrowing experience with a lesson in hospitality for four students from Jai Hind College.

Updated on: Apr 29, 2015, 16:29:30 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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A trip to Nepal, which they thought would help them relax after their TYBMM exams, turned out to be the most harrowing experience with a lesson in hospitality for four students from Jai Hind College.

The group from Mumbai -- Arushi Sethi, Sahej Sethi, Saachi Chandokh and Prateek Lata – reached Nepal last week. “We wanted to take some time off after our exams. We landed in Nepal last week, and stayed with a Nepali friend in Thame,” said Arushi.

Arushi Sethi

While they were busy sightseeing for the first few days, Saturday’s earthquake changed it all. “While having breakfast, we suddenly heard a loud thud. Our Nepali friend asked us to move to an open space. We managed to escape with minor injuries, but my friend’s mother got stuck. Local residents put their lives in danger to ensure she was safe. There was chaos all over, but people were going out of their way to save others,” she said.

 
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