644 tourists still out of contact after deadly floods, says Nepal Tourism Board
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A new assessment shows at least 180 deaths in the floods in Nepal. The authorities are still without news of 517 foreign tourists. Benoît Perraud, a guide to Nepal, speaks to TF1. - "We did not manage to have everyone", testifies a French guide in Nepal after the devastating flood (International).
Nepal's Tourist Office reported on Thursday that it is still unable to contact 517 foreigners, more than 24 hours after the storm that destroyed part of the northern border with Chinese Tibet. Among the untraceable tourists are 178 citizens of India, 65 of the United States, 53 of Ukraine, 51 of Malaysia, 35 of Australia, 33 of the United Kingdom and 25 of Canada.
The Nepal Tourism Board reports that two Dutch nationals have been missing since the sudden floods on Wednesday. The total number of missing tourists stands at 644.
Nepal's tourism board reported today that the fate of 517 foreigners was still unclear, more than 24 hours after deadly floods swept across the border region with Tibet.
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