Two More Australians Confirmed Safe as 36 Still Missing After Nepal Flash Floods
A total of seven missing Australians have now been found, while 36 remain unaccounted for following Nepal's devastating flash floods in August.
Two additional Australians have been confirmed safe after flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, bringing the total accounted for to seven, while 36 remain missing. Treasurer Jim Chalmers expressed relief but maintained serious concern for those still unlocated. Australia is deploying a specialist drone operator team to assist in search and rescue efforts in Nepal.
- Two more Australians have been confirmed safe following flash floods in Nepal and Tibet.
- Seven Australians are now confirmed safe, with 36 still missing.
- The two newly safe individuals do not require consular assistance.
- Treasurer Jim Chalmers expressed relief but ongoing concern for the missing.
- Australia is sending a specialist team of drone operators to help with search and rescue in Nepal.
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