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The Malaysian Embassy in Kathmandu has reported that 11 Malaysian citizens are currently unreachable after severe flooding in Nepal's Rasuwa district. Travel agencies have informed the embassy of losing contact with these individuals, according to Wisma Putra, the Malaysian Embassy. The loss of communication is believed to be due to the disaster's disruption of communication networks and electricity supplies.
The embassy is currently coordinating with local authorities and Nepalese search and rescue teams to locate and ensure the safety of the affected Malaysians. In light of the situation, the embassy has advised Malaysians in Nepal to remain vigilant, prioritize their safety, and follow safety instructions issued by local authorities.
The embassy also urged Malaysians to update their contact details through the e-Konsular portal for easier communication. Malaysians can contact the embassy using various contact numbers or email for immediate or emergency assistance. Meanwhile, Nepal police have confirmed the discovery of eight bodies following flash floods caused by the Bhote Koshi River overflow.
The floods have caused severe damage to market areas, residential areas, and infrastructure in the Himalayan district bordering China. The embassy will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as soon as verified information becomes available.
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