'Your prayers, efforts gave us strength': Indian Embassy thanks Vietnam as bodies of boat tragedy victims return home
The mortal remains of fifteen Indian tourists who died in Vietnam have arrived in Mumbai. State governments will coordinate the transportation of bodies to their final destinations. Vietnamese authorities and citizens provided significant support following the tragic boat accident. Sixteen rescued Indian tourists have already returned to India safely. One injured Indian national remains hospitalized in Ho Chi Minh City.
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