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Two cousins hired a 4WD to find their missing Australianfamily in Nepal. Then ‘there was no more road’

As Santosh Swaminathan and Nathan Subramanian wait for the army to restore access into the areas where their loved ones had been, they are growing increasingly desperate

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Cait Kelly in Kathmandu3 Sept 2026, 03:00 pmUpdated 4h ago1 min readAsiaAustralia
Two cousins hired a 4WD to find their missing Australian family in Nepal. Then ‘there was no more road’

Australia — Cait Kelly in Kathmandu

As Santosh Swaminathan and Nathan Subramanian wait for the army to restore access into the areas where their loved ones had been, they are growing increasingly desperate

Australians missing in the Nepal floods: what we know so far

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As the hot sun beats down in Kathmandu, Santosh Swaminathan and his cousin Nathan Subramanian take a break from searching for their missing loved ones to stop at a temple and pray.

After they lost contact with Swaminathan’s sister and her husband following the devastating flood last week , they flew from India to Nepal. But as they wait for the army to rebuild roads and bridges into the areas where their loved ones were, they’re getting desperate.

Australians missing in the Nepal floods: what we know so far

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Source: The Guardian · Cait Kelly in Kathmandu. Published 3 Sept 2026, 03:00 pm.

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