- Lax Gopisetty, CEO of Infosys Public Services, is currently not reachable following the devastating flash floods in Nepal.
- Gopisetty was visiting Nepal in a personal capacity when the floods occurred.
- Infosys is working with relevant agencies to gather information and establish contact with Gopisetty.
- The company is also in close communication with Gopisetty's family and providing necessary support.
- Infosys expressed its deep sadness over the tragic loss of lives due to the floods in Nepal.
- The floods have resulted in at least 320 Indians missing and 400 others stranded on the Chinese side of the Nepal-Tibet border.
Lax Gopisetty, CEO of Infosys Public Services, is currently unreachable following devastating flash floods in Nepal. The Bengaluru-based company confirmed that Gopisetty was visiting the region in a personal capacity when the floods struck.1
Infosys is prioritizing his safety and well-being, working with relevant agencies to gather information and establish contact.3
The company stated, "We remain in close communication with the family and are providing all necessary support during this difficult time. Our thoughts are with Lax and all those affected by this tragedy," reflecting their commitment to assist during this crisis.4
The floods have caused significant devastation, with at least 320 Indians reported missing and 400 others stranded on the Chinese side of the Nepal-Tibet border, according to the Ministry of External Affairs.
Infosys expressed its sorrow over the tragic loss of lives, emphasizing its support for Gopisetty's family as rescue operations continue in the affected areas.
Gopisetty, who advises public sector organizations on strategy and technology, has a notable background, having previously held senior roles at Accenture and other major firms.
As the situation unfolds, Infosys remains dedicated to ensuring Gopisetty's safety and providing assistance to those impacted by the floods.
“At least 320 Indians remain missing and 400 are stranded on the Chinese side following the floods, according to the MEA. Infosys said it is providing all necessary support to Gopisetty's family during the difficult time.”
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