Australia Pledges Another $3 Million in Aid as Nepal-Tibet Flood Toll Mounts
The government said 43 Australians remain missing in the disaster but has not given up hope that they could be safely rescued.
Forty-three Australians remain unaccounted for following the Nepal-Tibet flooding disaster. The Australian government has dispatched an additional $3 million in aid and 12 consular staff to the region. Despite the rising number of missing persons, officials express hope for their safe rescue.
- 43 Australians are currently missing in the Nepal-Tibet flooding disaster.
- Australia is providing an additional $3 million (US$2.15 million) in aid.
- 12 additional consular staff have been sent to the region to aid rescue efforts.
- The government remains hopeful for the safe rescue of the missing Australians.
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