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Who are the Australians missing in theNepal floods? What we know so far

There are 38 Australians among the thousands of people missing as rescue efforts continue after deadly flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border

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Kat Wong, Nino Bucci, Henry Belot, Cait Kelly and Ima Caldwell1 Sept 2026, 11:30 pmUpdated 3h ago1 min readAsiaAustralia

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Who are the Australians missing in the Nepal floods? What we know so far

There are 38 Australians among the thousands of people missing as rescue efforts continue after deadly flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border

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The number of Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet flash flooding disaster fell from 43 on Tuesday morning to 38 on Wednesday, with five unaccounted for people making contact.

Of the five Australians confirmed safe on Wednesday, one was found in Nepal, one in Tibet and three outside the crisis-hit area.

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Source: The Guardian · Kat Wong, Nino Bucci, Henry Belot, Cait Kelly and Ima Caldwell. Published 1 Sept 2026, 11:30 pm.

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