49 Malaysians believed stranded near Nepal-Tibet border after floods
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- Approximately 49 Malaysian nationals are missing following flash floods near the Nepal-Tibet border.
- They are believed to be in three separate groups, last seen near Rasuwagadhi on the Nepal side.
- Efforts are underway to locate the missing individuals, with MASFIH providing support.
Nearly 50 Malaysian citizens are feared missing after devastating flash floods struck the border region between Nepal and Tibet. The latest information suggests these individuals were traveling in three distinct groups, with their last known positions pinpointed near Rasuwagadhi, a significant crossing point on the Nepal side.
Dr. R. Manivannan, a spokesperson for Malaysia Solidarity: Families in Hope (MASFIH), confirmed the last known locations of the groups. This organization is actively involved in efforts to locate and assist the missing Malaysians, highlighting the ongoing concern and search operations following the natural disaster.
The tragedy underscores the dangers faced by travelers in remote and mountainous regions, particularly during adverse weather conditions. The focus remains on gathering more information and coordinating rescue and recovery efforts to account for all missing persons.
the last locations of these three groups spanned areas on the Nepal side
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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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