What we know about the Australians missing in the Nepal floods
Summary
At least 41 Australians are missing after deadly flash floods and landslides hit the Nepal-Tibet border area. Many of the missing were pilgrims and trekkers, including groups from tour companies and members of the Australian Defence Force. Rescue efforts continue amid widespread devastation affecting about 93,000 people.Key Facts
- Flash floods and landslides struck the Nepal-Tibet border, causing many people to go missing.
- About 41 Australians are among the nearly 2,500 people reported missing.
- Around 93,000 people have been affected by the disaster according to the Red Cross.
- Fifteen Australians went missing while on a pilgrimage to Mount Kailash with Himalayan Glacier Adventures.
- The missing include multiple families and individuals, such as medical students and a young child.
- Six Australians are missing from the Kailash Journeys tour group, including a Royal Australian Air Force member.
- Narayan Panthi, a volunteer from Brisbane, is also missing after charity work in Kathmandu.
- Another 11 Australians are missing after traveling with the Isha Foundation pilgrimage group.
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