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Around 105 Indians reported missing after flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa area
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Around 105 Indians reported missing after flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa area

From Times of Oman · () English

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  • Approximately 105 Indian nationals are among foreign citizens reported missing after a flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa area.
  • The flood occurred in the Bhote Koshi River, affecting the Rasuwa region.
  • Authorities are working to ascertain the exact number of missing individuals and the extent of the damage.

A devastating flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa area has resulted in approximately 105 Indian nationals being reported missing. The flood, which swept through the Bhote Koshi River, has caused significant concern, particularly for the large number of Indian citizens believed to be in the affected region.

Details surrounding the incident are still emerging, but the scale of the reported missing persons highlights the severity of the natural disaster. The Rasuwa area is known for its trekking routes and proximity to the Tibetan border, attracting numerous foreign tourists and workers.

Nepalese authorities are currently engaged in rescue and assessment operations. The primary focus is on locating the missing individuals and providing assistance to those affected by the floodwaters. The exact number of casualties and the full extent of the damage are yet to be confirmed as rescue teams navigate the challenging terrain.

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