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Several Malaysians are uncontactable following severe flooding in Nepal's Rasuwa district, says the Foreign Ministry.

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00:01Malaysia's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said about a dozen citizens are uncontactable
00:06following severe flooding in Nepal's Rasawa district bordering China.
00:11They said the Malaysian embassy in Kathmandu received reports from travel agencies that
00:16they had lost contact with 11 Malaysians believed to be in the district.
00:20They said the loss of contact was believed to be due to severe disruption to electricity
00:25and communication networks caused by the floods.
00:28They said embassy officials are coordinating with local authorities and the search and
00:33rescue teams to locate the affected Malaysians and find out whether they are safe or not.
00:38The floods saw many homes, buildings and infrastructure swept away by strong currents in the overflown
00:45Bodhi Koshi River.
00:47Authorities said there could be heavy casualties or loss of property, while the Chinese government
00:51called on an all-out search efforts for the missing persons and preventive measures to
00:56be implemented.
00:56Nepal's tourism board said at least 384 travellers, including 291 foreign nationals, have been
01:04reported missing.
01:05At least nine people have been confirmed dead due to the floods.
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