Killing Floods in Nepal and Tibet: at Least Four French People Are Among the Missing, According to Local Authorities
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had indicated that 80 French had reported their presence in Nepal at the time of the disaster.
There are 644 people still missing after the sudden flood that Wednesday morning hit the rivers Bhotekoshi and Trishuli, in Nepal. This is reported by the Nepal Tourism Board (Ntb) in an updated report at noon today and reported by Nepal News. (ANSA)
Four French tourists were reported missing this Thursday, August 27, the day after the devastating flood that killed at least 180 people on the border with Nepal and China, according to a count of the Nepal tourist office, which records at this point...
At least 80 Frenchmen are currently present in Nepal, a popular tourist destination for hikers and mountaineers from all over the world, who want to climb Mount Everest. Their fate was not known for the time being.
Four French nationals are missing after the devastating floods that struck northern Nepal on Wednesday, on the border with Tibet. More than 800 people remain undetected in the country, including several hundred foreign tourists.
On Thursday, the Nepal Tourist Office reported that four French tourists were among the missing after the devastating flash flood that ravaged a valley of the country on the border with Tibet the day before.
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