Nepal Says 517 Foreigners 'Out of Contact' After Deadly Floods
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The number of missing persons after floods on the border between Nepal and Tibet in China includes people from more than 30 countries. There is no record of Brazilians between deaths and whereabouts. At least 273 people have died and more than 1,500 remain missing after the collapse of a glacier causing a flood of water, mud and rocks in the Himalayas. ✅ Follow the international news channel of g1 in WhatsApp Among the missing are hundreds of fo…
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had indicated that 80 French had reported their presence in Nepal at the time of the disaster.
There are 644 people still missing after the sudden flood that Wednesday morning hit the rivers Bhotekoshi and Trishuli, in Nepal. This is reported by the Nepal Tourism Board (Ntb) in an updated report at noon today and reported by Nepal News. (ANSA)
At least 273 people died on Wednesday, 26 August, after a devastating flood broke through a border area between Nepal and Tibet. More than 1,300 people are reported missing, including 517 foreign nationals, including four French. Follow the latest information. - IN DIRECT - Floods in Nepal: at least 273 dead, 4 French missing (International).
At least 80 Frenchmen are currently present in Nepal, a popular tourist destination for hikers and mountaineers from all over the world, who want to climb Mount Everest. Their fate was not known for the time being.
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