Updated On: 07 November, 2024 09:54 AM IST | Mumbai | Prasun Choudhari
A day after this newspaper reported about the group of women who were stranded in a city hotel after their flight to Kathmandu was cancelled, Royal Nepal Airlines arranges an alternative flight

The group shortly after their plane touched down at Kathmandu airport on Wednesday morning
After mid-day highlighted the plight of 40 women daily-wage workers who were stranded at a Mumbai hotel after their flight to Kathmandu was cancelled on November 3, Royal Nepal Airlines arranged alternative flights to and from Nepal’s capital for the passengers.
The women had been informed that the flight, which was to take off at 3.45 pm, was delayed. At 8.30 pm, they were told it had been cancelled. Though airline staff promised to arrange for an alternative travel option the next day (Monday, November 4), they failed to do so, prompting the women to sit outside the Mumbai office in protest on Tuesday morning. That night, after mid-day spoke to the relevant authorities, an alternative flight was finally arranged, allowing the group to travel to Kathmandu on Wednesday morning.