Over 600 foreign tourists remain missing after Nepal floods
Nepal authorities are searching for more than 600 foreign nationals unaccounted for following heavy flooding in the country.
According to a portal tracking missing persons, over 600 foreign tourists have not been located following recent flooding in Nepal. The majority of the missing—189—are Indian nationals, according to reports.
Rescue and search operations are ongoing as Nepali authorities work to account for the missing visitors and assess the full extent of damage from the floods.
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