Families fly to Nepal in search for 33 missing British nationals
Summary
Families of 33 missing British tourists have traveled to Nepal after deadly floods hit Nepal and Tibet. The floods have killed at least 475 people, and hundreds, including many tourists, remain missing as rescue efforts continue.Key Facts
- At least 475 people have died due to floods in Nepal and Tibet.
- Around 537 tourists are reported missing in the flooding.
- Nepalese authorities identified 33 British nationals among the missing tourists.
- Families of the missing British nationals have flown to Nepal to look for their relatives.
- The UK government has offered £5 million to assist Nepal in flood rescue and relief efforts.
- Some missing British nationals were on religious pilgrimages or participating in tours when the floods happened.
- Several UK tour companies have reported tourists missing in the affected area.
- Officials warn that the region may face more flooding soon.
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