Aunt of missing Malaysian in Nepal recounts final phone call
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Conversation abruptly cut by sound of loud thud, followed by immediate disconnection of line
From the original report
Nithya was among more than 50 devotees who gathered at the temple to pray for Malaysians still unaccounted for following last week’s flash floods in Nepal and Tibet.
KUALA LUMPUR : The families of about 30 Malaysians still missing in flood-hit Nepal are clinging to hope for their safe return, with one woman traumatised by a last phone call from a loved one.
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- Sep 4, 2026
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