My condolences too,..sadly the incidence reminds me of Fanindra Thapa a faculty of IAAS, and student in Phillipines, who died in a hit and run case. It is a close circuit of we Nepalese abroad ( among net users) that highlights cases of misfortunes and fortunes far more than things happening back home ( to notebook logic--"bro, i felt that way. nobody cares about putting any comments on ppl getting killed everyday in nepal. I see too many noises here when something happens to a nepali in a foreign country". He is right in his own logic, but concerns and our cultural norm to certain ocassions demand we discuss the topic elsewhere. Yes, compensation claims and awareness among the flocking young people from Nepal should be taken up. By, the way what is the news of late Regmi's case, was there any compensation provided to the griefing family members. 3r is right "we cannot bring them back but atleast try to help the families with some compensation" even in this case. Now again as a solace " It is just a matter of roll calls", and someone was taking online survey and one of the question in it was? *. What will you do if you know you have a day to live and have abundant resource in hand?