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Nepalese Authorities Have Contacted Three Spaniards Affected by the Flood

Summary by EFE
Nepalese authorities have contacted three Spaniards affected by the flood, reports the Nepal Tourist Board.

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The report does not specify whether they have been evacuated from the land or are awaiting rescue at their locations.

·Barcelona, Spain
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The three Spaniards of whom the trail had been lost after the devastating floods in Nepal have already been located. The country's Tourist Board confirms this Sunday that the three are "localized and in contact", a news that puts an end to several days of uncertainty about their whereabouts in the middle of ... Continue reading "Nepal locates the last of the three Spaniards missing after the catastrophic flood"

·Madrid, Spain
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The report does not specify whether this group has been evacuated from the ground or is awaiting rescue at their locations, nor does it give any more details of...

·Madrid, Spain
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The Nepal Tourist Board (NTB) reported this Sunday that the authorities have managed to contact three Spanish citizens after the massive flood of last Wednesday after...

·Madrid, Spain
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More 500 foreigners are still missing five days after the disaster

·Madrid, Spain
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More than 500 foreigners are still missingThe balance of victims after the flood in Nepal rises to more than 800 dead The Nepal Tourist Board (NTB) reported this Sunday that the authorities have managed to contact three Spanish citizens after the massive flood last Wednesday after which more than 500 foreigners are still missing and more than 800 people have died. “On Sunday 289 tourists have been rescued, five are currently in contact (3 Spania…

·Madrid, Spain
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EFE broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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