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3 pendaki Malaysia hilang di Nepal, keluarga, rakan nanti perkembangan

Lokasi terakhir mereka dikesan di sekitar kawasan Bhote Koshi, menurut rakan.

3 pendaki Malaysia hilang di Nepal, keluarga, rakan nanti perkembangan

Three Malaysian climbers, Muhammad Muhaimin Azhad Noor Hadi, 27, Muhammad Adib Haikal Awang Mansor, 27, and Muhammad Zaki Othman, 29, are reported missing after an encounter with heavy rain and landslides in the Nepal-Tibet border region on Tuesday. Friends and family are continuing to send their prayers for their safe return. Their last message was received at 10:42 AM (Malaysia time) on the day of the incident, indicating they were last seen near the Bhote Koshi area.

Reports have been made to the Malaysian Embassy in Nepal and Wisma Putra for further search and rescue operations. The three climbers hail from different parts of Malaysia - Muhaimin from Gelugor, Pulau Pinang, Zaki from Kubang Semang, Bukit Mertajam, and Adib Haikal from Kulim, Kedah. Another message on Threads asks for prayers for Adib Haikal and his two companions.

Meanwhile, Wisma Putra held a special ceremony today with the heirs and family members to inform the latest developments in the case. The family is also asked to prepare for DNA testing to aid the identification process, as the body confirmation at the disaster site is yet to be confirmed.

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