disasterSunday, August 30, 202610 sources

China Discloses 261 Foreigners from 23 Countries Missing in Tibet Flood

A landslide and debris flow in the Tibet-Nepal border area resulted in the disappearance of 261 foreigners from 23 countries. The Chinese government provided details about the missing individuals, including specific nationalities such as 49 Indians and 104 Nepalis. Three Malaysians were also among those unaccounted for.

China disclosed that 261 foreigners from 23 countries are missing following a landslide and debris flow in the Tibet-Nepal border area. The Chinese government identified the nationalities of the missing individuals, with The Statesman reporting 49 Indians and 104 Nepalis among the victims. The Malay Mail noted that three Malaysians were among the missing, while The Star only mentioned Malaysians without specifying the number.

Where Sources Diverge

The Star and Malay Mail both mention the presence of Malaysians among the missing, but the exact number differs (three Malaysians in Malay Mail, unspecified in The Star).

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Malaysians among 261 foreign nationals unaccounted for after Xizang mudslide

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Three Malaysians among 261 foreign nationals unaccounted for after Gyirong mudslide at China-Nepal border

The Statesman provides specific nationalities (49 Indians, 104 Nepalis) among the missing, while other sources only mention the total number of 261 foreigners.

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49 Indians, 104 Nepalis among 261 foreign nationals missing in China’s Kerung flood disaster

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China Says 261 Foreigners From 23 Countries Are Missing in Tibet Flood

Timelines

Sources

IndependentNew York TimesAug 30, 10:25 AM
China Says 261 Foreigners From 23 Countries Are Missing in Tibet Flood

The disclosure offered one of the clearest pictures yet of the disaster on the Chinese side of the border, where authorities have released few details.

IndependentBangladesh PratidinAug 30, 10:15 AM
China identifies nationalities of 261 foreigners missing in Himalayan mudslide - en.bd-pratidin.com

China identifies nationalities of 261 foreigners missing in Himalayan mudslide en.bd-pratidin.com

IndependentJerusalem PostAug 30, 08:41 AM
Hundreds of foreign nationals still missing in Tibet after devastating Himalayan mudslide - The Jerusalem Post

Hundreds of foreign nationals still missing in Tibet after devastating Himalayan mudslide  The Jerusalem Post

IndependentJerusalem PostAug 30, 08:41 AM
Himalayan mudslide sees hundreds of foreigners still missing in Tibet - The Jerusalem Post

Himalayan mudslide sees hundreds of foreigners still missing in Tibet  The Jerusalem Post

IndependentBdnews24Aug 30, 08:34 AM
China identifies countries of 261 foreigners missing in Himalayan mudslide - bdnews24.com

China identifies countries of 261 foreigners missing in Himalayan mudslide bdnews24.com

IndependentThe StatesmanAug 30, 08:25 AM
49 Indians, 104 Nepalis among 261 foreign nationals missing in China’s Kerung flood disaster - The Statesman

49 Indians, 104 Nepalis among 261 foreign nationals missing in China’s Kerung flood disaster  The Statesman

IndependentDaily NewsAug 30, 08:13 AM
China Reveals List of 261 Foreigners from 23 Countries Still Missing After Landslide and Debris Flow in Tibet

The Chinese government revealed that 261 foreigners from 23 countries are still missing after a major landslide and debris flow occurred in the border area of Tibet-Nepal.

WireReutersAug 30, 07:45 AM
China identifies countries of 261 foreigners missing in Himalayan mudslide - Reuters

China identifies countries of 261 foreigners missing in Himalayan mudslide  Reuters

IndependentThe Malay MailAug 30, 07:36 AM
Three Malaysians among 261 foreign nationals unaccounted for after Gyirong mudslide at China-Nepal border - Malay Mail

Three Malaysians among 261 foreign nationals unaccounted for after Gyirong mudslide at China-Nepal border Malay Mail

IndependentThe StarAug 30, 05:45 AM
Malaysians among 261 foreign nationals unaccounted for after Xizang mudslide - The Star

Malaysians among 261 foreign nationals unaccounted for after Xizang mudslide  The Star