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Flash Flood Hits Tibet: 80 Isha Pilgrims Missing In Gyirong, Communication Lines Cut

A massive flash flood in Tibet's border town of Gyirong has inundated an immigration center, leaving 80 members of an Isha Foundation Kailash pilgrimage group missing, including 77 pilgrims and three volunteers. Isha Foundation founder Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev stated that 495 pilgrims from 21 groups have returned safely, while 743 remain in Tibet and 148 in Nepal. Communication lines have completely broken down following the disaster, with authorities unable to provide immediate updates on the missing group. Isha Foundation coordinators had spoken with the group leader just ten minutes before the flood struck without any prior warning.

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