THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (March 1): Eight Indian nationals, including a family of three from Kerala, are currently stranded at the Karachi International Airport in Pakistan. The situation arose on Sunday after their flight was diverted due to the intensifying conflict in the Middle East.
The incident was confirmed by Norka Roots, the state government agency dedicated to the welfare of Non-Resident Keralites. According to official reports, the stranded Keralites have been identified as Krishnadas, his wife Dr. Reshmi Menon, and their three-year-old daughter, Smrithi Menon, all hailing from Palakkad district.
Norka Roots and relevant authorities are reportedly monitoring the situation to ensure the safety of the passengers and to facilitate their further travel or return as soon as possible. (PTI)
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