17 Malaysians among 291 foreign nationals missing in Nepal floods
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Wisma Putra advises citizens residing in or travelling through the country to register and regularly update their contact details through the e-Konsular portal.
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The Nepal Tourism Board said more than 380 tourists, including 291 foreign nationals, were reported missing after floods hit the country today.
Apart from the 17 Malaysians, more than 100 Indians, 12 Britons, four South Africans, three US citizens, one Australian, and one Dutch citizen are unaccounted for.
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- Aug 26, 2026
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