Australia news live: number of Australians missing in Nepal increases to 39; voluntary assisted dying now legal nation-wide
Summary
The number of Australians missing in severe floods in Nepal has risen to 39. The Australian government is sending humanitarian help and has allocated $5 million to support affected communities, while Nepal faces significant challenges in rescue and recovery efforts.Key Facts
- At least 39 Australians are reported missing after floods in Nepal’s border region with China.
- The Australian government is sending three humanitarian specialists to assist within 48 hours.
- A $5 million aid package has been provided for communities affected by the floods.
- Over 360 people have died in the floods and many more remain missing.
- The affected areas include remote regions along the Trishuli River in Nepal.
- The Australian Nepalese community held a prayer event in Melbourne for flood victims.
- The Northern Territory in Australia recently legalized voluntary assisted dying nationwide.
- The new assisted dying law includes a clause that restricts doctors from starting conversations about end-of-life options with patients.
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