Nepal Counted Flood Victims. Thieves Counted Lakhs From Safe Swept In Floods
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Devastating floods in Nepal carried away a cash safe, which became the center of a crime story.
The safe was found and broken into, with 29 people detained for allegedly stealing the money inside.
- Floods in Nepal's Bhotekoshi area swept away a cash safe on September 10.
- The safe was later found along the Trishuli River in Dhading.
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