Nepal floods: 55 Malaysians uncontactable, no casualties confirmed
KUALA LUMPUR: The Foreign Ministry has not received any official confirmation of Malaysian casualties following devastating floods in Nepal’s Rasuwa district.
Floods triggered by the overflowing Bhote Koshi River in Nepal's Rasuwa district have caused significant damage and disruption. The floods washed away roads, bridges, houses, and power projects. According to reports, 160 people have been killed.
At least 750 people are unaccounted for, with varying numbers given: 647 missing, and 750 others unaccounted for. The disaster has affected not only locals but also tourists. Four South Africans are among those reported missing.
The Malaysian Embassy in Kathmandu has reported that 55 Malaysian nationals are currently uncontactable. However, the Foreign Ministry has not received any official confirmation of Malaysian casualties.
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