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No trace of 2 in Nepal

By AT News |

There is no trace of two people from Assam who went missing during the massive tremor in Nepal on Saturday. 

"We have not been able to find out the duo. But we are still trying to ascertain their whereabouts," said an officer who deals with the calamity.

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