Latvian Nationals Missing in Nepal Disaster; DNA Samples Requested for Identification
The Nepal Tourism Department has listed 29 Latvian citizens as missing following a natural disaster, with no Latvian nationals among the rescued. The Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has urged first-degree relatives of a missing individual to submit DNA samples for identification. A total of 33 Latvian nationals are in the disaster-affected region, with no current information on their status.
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First-degree relatives of a missing Latvian national in Nepal are urged to voluntarily submit their DNA samples to the Criminal Investigation Department of the Latvian National Police, informed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). It is known that there are 33 Latvian nationals in the disaster-affected region, about whom there is currently no information.
The Nepal Tourism Department has currently published information about 29 Latvian citizens who are considered missing after the recent natural disaster. Meanwhile, among the names of the rescued published, there are no Latvian nationals, according to the news agency LETA, informed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).
The Nepal Tourism Department has currently published information about 29 Latvian citizens who are considered missing following a recent natural disaster. Meanwhile, among the published rescued individuals, there are no Latvian nationals at the moment, LETA agency informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).