Tumkur, Aug. 30 -- Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Sunday said that the state government is coordinating with the Union government to bring back people from the State stranded in Nepal flash floods.

He said that 33 people from Karnataka have been reported stranded in Nepal, out of which 14 are yet to be traced, while 19 have been located.

Karnataka CM told reporters here, "As far as Karnataka is concerned, we have a report of 33 people. That's why I am just having a meeting right now. Among 33 people, 14 people are yet to be traced, and out of19, two have come, and others have been traced... we are in touch with them. Two are from Mysore and the rest are from Bangalore. Some of our private planes have also gone there to have a...