Nepali workers in Malaysia worried over devastating floods back home
KUALA LUMPUR: Nepali citizens working in Malaysia have expressed concern over devastating floods in parts of Nepal after learning about the disaster through news reports, although their families remain safe.
KUALA LUMPUR: Nepali workers in Malaysia are worried following devastating floods in parts of Nepal, according to news reports. Despite learning of the disaster, their families remain safe. Kul Bahadur Budathoki, a 43-year-old security guard from Kuala Lumpur, expressed shock upon seeing news of the floods. Many people had died and were missing, with footage showing destroyed cars near the China-Nepal border.
Budathoki assured that his family was unaffected as his village is distant from the affected regions in the Himalayan area. Toplal Shrestha, a 45-year-old Nepali citizen, also shared his dismay after watching the news. Like Budathoki, he confirmed that his family members were safe and unharmed by the floods.
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