775 people remain missing in Bhote Koshi flood, including 587 foreign nationals
Summary
775 people, including 587 foreign nationals from 36 countries, remain missing after the Bhote Koshi flood in Rasuwa. The Department of Tourism says 307 people have been rescued and no missing foreign nationals have been found so far.
Key Points
- 775 people remain missing after the Bhote Koshi flood in Rasuwa, according to the Department of Tourism.
- The missing include 188 Nepali nationals and 587 foreign nationals from 36 countries.
- 307 people have been rescued and 7 others have come into contact.
- India has the highest number of missing foreign nationals, followed by Malaysia, Ukraine and Latvia.
