Nepal flash floods: 2 S'poreans from tour group among over 500 tourists missing, at least 160 dead
As of the time of writing, the death roll has reportedly risen to 162.
Singaporeans among 644 missing tourists in Nepal flash floods: Nine Singaporeans are among over 500 tourists reported missing after flash floods struck Nepal's border region with Tibet on Aug. 26, according to the Nepal Tourism Board. The board is working to verify the situation and rescue efforts, with at least 160 people confirmed dead and hundreds more still unaccounted for.
Two Singaporeans were previously reported missing, traveling with a group of 47 people from various nationalities, including Australians, Canadians, and Americans.
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