Tourism Department Reports 607 Foreign Tourists Missing After Rasuwa Disaster
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Nepal's tourism minister is appealing to foreign tourists not to cancel their travel to the country after flash floods hit the Nepal-China border in late August, devastating areas along the Nepal-China border. Tourism is one of the pillars of the country's economy.
607 tourists are still missing after devastating floods in Nepal.
Nepalese authorities are searching for 607 tourists who are missing after devastating floods and landslides hit the country's north in late August. 607 tourists are missing after the catastrophic floods that hit Nepal on August 26, the Nepal Tourism Board said. The head of the board, Suraj Ghimire, said the majority of the missing are […]
Russia Today reports that 607 tourists are still missing after the devastating floods in Nepal. Rescue operations are ongoing.
In Nepal, 607 tourists are missing after devastating floods on August 26, according to the latest data from the Nepal Tourism Board.
According to the representative of Nepal ' s Department of Tourism, 269 men, 329 women and nine others have not yet been identified; the majority of the missing persons are from India; 310 foreigners have been rescued - 258 men and 52 women.
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