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    Group of 47, including 2 Singaporeans, missing in Nepal floods: Hiking company

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsAugust 27, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    SYDNEY: Two Singaporeans have been amongst a bunch of 47 individuals lacking in Nepal following devastating flooding on the nation’s border with Tibet, their tour firm informed AFP on Thursday (Aug 27).

    The group included 15 Australians, 10 Canadians, 9 Nepalese, eight People, two Britons, two Singaporeans, and one Russian-American twin citizen, Himalayan Glacier managing director Sanket Pandey stated.

    “Presently they’re nonetheless lacking,” he informed AFP.

    “Our staff are checking hospitals the place victims are coming in.”

    Singapore’s Ministry of International Affairs (MFA) issued a journey discover on Thursday, advising Singaporeans in Nepal to “train a excessive diploma of warning, stay vigilant, monitor native information and comply with the directions of native authorities”.

    “Singaporeans ought to keep away from flood-affected areas (Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha and Chitwan) and avoid rivers, riverbanks, bridges and low-lying areas,” the ministry added.

    It additionally stated that Singaporeans travelling to or residing in Nepal are strongly inspired to eRegister with MFA, including that Singaporeans in Nepal who require consular help ought to contact the Singapore Excessive Fee in New Delhi or the 24-hour MFA Obligation Workplace.



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