Malaysian national missing after Bhotekoshi flood found safe after 37 days
Summary
A Malaysian national missing after the Bhotekoshi River flood in Rasuwa has been confirmed safe and back in Malaysia after 37 days. The confirmation reduced the number of Malaysian nationals reported missing in Nepal from 55 to 54.
Key Points
- A Malaysian national who went missing after the Bhotekoshi River flood on August 26 has been confirmed safe and has returned to Malaysia.
- Malaysia Solidarity: Families in Hope (MASFIH) announced the development and said the man contacted the Malaysian Embassy in Kathmandu himself.
- The man had been at Nagthali Viewpoint before communication was cut off by damaged roads, bridges and disrupted utilities.
- The number of Malaysian nationals reported missing in Nepal has fallen from 55 to 54.
