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Parents Missing in Nepal Flood: Daughter Shares Distress Over Untraceable iPhones
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Parents Missing in Nepal Flood: Daughter Shares Distress Over Untraceable iPhones

From NDTV · () English

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  • A family is desperately searching for their parents who went missing during the recent flash floods in Nepal.
  • The daughters had been tracking their parents' location via iPhone's 'Find My' feature.
  • Since the flood, the parents' location has become untraceable on the app, increasing the family's distress.

Distraught families are anxiously awaiting news of loved ones caught in the devastating flash floods that have swept through Nepal. Among them are the daughters of a couple who were reportedly heading to celebrate their father's 60th birthday when the disaster struck.

The sisters recounted how they had been able to track their parents' whereabouts using the 'Find My' feature on their iPhones shortly before the floodwaters hit. This technological lifeline provided a measure of comfort and information amidst the unfolding crisis.

However, their anxiety has intensified dramatically since news of the floods broke. The parents' location data on the 'Find My' app has ceased updating and is now untraceable. This sudden loss of contact and the inability to pinpoint their location has amplified the family's fears for their safety, leaving them in a state of agonizing uncertainty as they grapple with the devastating impact of the natural disaster.

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Originally published by NDTV in English. 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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