World · Malaysia Bureau
Families of three missing Malaysian climbers in Nepal await updates
The families of three Malaysian mountaineers who went missing following a flash flood in Nepal are hoping for positive news on their whereabouts and condition. Rescue and search efforts continue in the affected region.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — The relatives and friends of three Malaysian climbers reported missing after a flash flood struck Nepal are keeping vigil for updates on the climbers' safety, with rescue operations still underway in the affected areas.
The three Malaysians disappeared following severe weather conditions that triggered flash flooding in one of Nepal's mountainous regions. Local and international rescue teams have been mobilized to search for the missing climbers, with operations focusing on areas affected by the natural disaster.
The incident has drawn attention from Malaysia's diplomatic mission in Nepal, which has been coordinating with local authorities to assist in the search and rescue efforts. Families back home have expressed their hopes that the three climbers will be located and found safe.
Flash floods in Nepal's high-altitude regions pose significant risks to mountain climbers and trekkers during monsoon seasons. The incident underscores the unpredictable weather hazards mountaineers face when scaling peaks in the Himalayan region. Authorities have urged climbers to exercise caution and adhere to safety protocols while undertaking mountaineering expeditions in Nepal.