Recently, a boat carrying 32 school students capsized in the Bagmati River in Bihar's Muzaffarpur.
About Bagmati River:
It is a transboundary river between Nepal and India.
Origin: It rises in the Shivapuri Hills to the north of Kathmandu and flows southward through the city.
It passes across the Kathmandu Valley, which is situated in Nepal.
It gets divided from Kathmandu through Patan, passing via Province No. 2 of the Southern region of Nepal that eventually seeps into the Bihar state of India.
This river is assumed to be sacred by a pair of religions, Hindus as well as Buddhists.
Major tributaries – Bishnumati, Hanumante, Dhobikhola and Tukucha, Origin
The River ultimately joins the Narayani River, located in southern Nepal.
The merged waters of the Bagmati and Narayani eventually make their way southward and into the Ganges.
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