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Over 380 Tourists Missing in Nepal After Devastating Floods, Including 291 Foreigners: Authorities
Over 380 Tourists Missing in Nepal After Devastating Floods, Including 291 Foreigners: Authorities
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More than 380 tourists, including 291 foreigners, went missing after floods in Nepal, the Nepal Tourism Board said on Wednesday. 26.08.2026, Sputnik India
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According to the authority, more than 100 Indian citizens, 17 Malaysians, 12 Britons, four South Africans, three Americans, one Australian, and one Dutchman are missing, while the nationalities of another 111 people have not yet been confirmed. Earlier, the Kathmandu Post reported that a powerful flood in mountainous Nepal swept into the Bhote Koshi River on Wednesday, causing severe damage. Authorities issued a high alert for downstream communities.
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Over 380 Tourists Missing in Nepal After Devastating Floods, Including 291 Foreigners: Authorities
17:41 26.08.2026 (Updated: 17:44 26.08.2026) More than 380 tourists, including 291 foreigners, went missing after floods in Nepal, the Nepal Tourism Board said on Wednesday.
"According to preliminary information received from travel agencies, 384 tourists, including 291 foreign nationals and 93 Nepalese, are missing in the affected areas," a statement on the authority's website reads.
According to the authority, more than 100 Indian citizens, 17 Malaysians, 12 Britons, four South Africans, three Americans, one Australian, and one Dutchman are missing, while the nationalities of another 111 people have not yet been confirmed.
Earlier, the Kathmandu Post reported that a powerful flood in mountainous Nepal swept into the Bhote Koshi River on Wednesday, causing severe damage. Authorities issued a high alert for downstream communities.