Countries send rescue teams to Nepal to search for missing tourists
Summary
Over 1,300 people are missing in Nepal and Tibet after severe flooding caused by a glacier collapse. About 800 of the missing are foreign tourists, and several countries have sent rescue teams to help find them.Key Facts
- A glacier collapse caused flooding in the Himalayan region of Nepal and Tibet.
- More than 1,300 people are reported missing after the disaster.
- Approximately 800 missing people are foreign tourists.
- Missing tourists include citizens from South Korea, India, and Australia.
- Countries affected have sent rescue teams to assist in search and rescue operations.
- The flooding event happened recently, and rescue efforts are ongoing.
- The disaster is one of the worst natural events in the area recently.
- Officials continue to search for survivors and assess damage caused by the flooding.
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