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Nepal Lists 51 Malaysians Among 537 Foreigners Still Out of Contact After Himalayan Floods
Nepal's tourism department released a list of 537 foreigners from over 30 countries missing after a major flash flood in Rasuwa district. Among them, 51 are Malaysian citizens. The incident highlights the scale of the disaster and the challenges in locating missing individuals.
Nepal's tourism department has listed 51 Malaysians among 537 foreigners still out of contact following a major flash flood in the Rasuwa district. The list includes nationals from over 30 countries, underscoring the international impact of the disaster. The flood, which struck the remote Himalayan region, has left rescue and recovery operations complicated by difficult terrain and weather conditions.
The Malay Mail reported that Nepal's tourism department has identified 51 Malaysians as missing, while Berita Harian noted that the list includes 537 foreigners from multiple countries. Both sources agree on the scale of the disaster but differ slightly in emphasis, with the Malay Mail focusing on the Malaysian nationals and Berita Harian highlighting the broader international context.
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IndependentThe Malay MailAug 28, 08:55 AM
Nepal lists 51 Malaysians among 537 foreigners still out of contact after Himalayan floods - Malay MailNepal lists 51 Malaysians among 537 foreigners still out of contact after Himalayan floods Malay Mail
IndependentBerita HarianAug 28, 08:41 AM
Nepal releases list of 51 Malaysian citizens unable to be contactedKUALA LUMPUR: Authorities of Nepal's tourism department have released a list of 537 foreigners from over 30 countries reported missing following a major flash flood in the Rasuwa district.