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Indonesians in Flood-Hit Nepal Remain Safe, Authorities Say

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Indonesian nationals staying in flood-hit Nepal remain in good condition, according to Foreign Ministry's Citizen Protection director.

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Kemlu ensures that all Indonesian citizens (WNI) residing in Nepal are in good condition and are not victims of flash floods and landslides

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that 51 Indonesian citizens in Nepal are in good condition after flash floods and landslides hit several areas. | A total of 2,426 people are still missing, while 4,451 people have been evacuated and 101 others are being treated. | Communication disruptions mean that 420 foreign tourists are still unreachable following the disaster in Nepal.

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The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs ensures that all Indonesian citizens in Nepal are in good condition following the disaster.

The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs ensures that all Indonesian citizens (WNI) in Nepal are in good condition and have not become victims of flash floods and landslides....

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The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that all Indonesian citizens (WNI) in Nepal are currently in good condition, following the flash flood and landslide disaster on August 26.

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