A UK aid worker has said he was mistakenly identified as a survivor in Nepal after returning to Kathmandu by helicopter.
Alastair Chambers said the confusion happened after he travelled back to the Nepalese capital on a helicopter connected with aid work. The supplied information does not give further details about who made the identification, how the error arose, or the circumstances in which he had been working before returning to Kathmandu.
The account centres on Mr Chambers’ return to Kathmandu, where he says the mix-up occurred. No additional information has been provided about any injuries, rescue operation, official response or subsequent correction of the mistaken identification.
The latest available detail is that Mr Chambers has described the incident as a case of mistaken identity following his return on the helicopter. Further information would be needed to clarify the wider context and any consequences of the error.
