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Two Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) officers remain uncontactable following devastating floods in Nepal, as the department stands ready to deploy its STORM team if called upon by the government.

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00:00There have been no further updates on two Fire and Rescue Department, JBPM, officers who remain uncontactable following flash floods
00:09in Rasuwa, Nepal.
00:11JBPM Director General Datuk Shri Noor Hisham Mohamed identified them as professional climber Mohamed Fakhrul Munir,
00:19Mohamed Isa, a member of the Department's Special Forces team, and senior officer Mohamed Sani Harul.
00:25They were part of a group of ten travelling towards Everest Base Camp after departing for Nepal on Monday night.
00:32Noor Hisham said JBPM remained hopeful that communication lines would be restored to establish their location and condition,
00:40while the department remained in close contact with their families.
00:43Earlier, he said JBPM was ready to deploy its Special Tactical Operations and Rescue Malaysia Storm Team to Nepal if
00:53instructed by the federal government.
00:55We are actually prepared with the crew to move, especially from our Stong crew.
01:03And it was provided by the permission from Nepal and the administration from the foreign country and the NADMA.
01:10We have prepared a team, especially from the skills and the most important thing is the first documentation that we
01:19have prepared for all the crew.
01:21Noor Hisham said the preparations were based on JBPM's experience in a previous search and rescue mission in Turkey,
01:29where personnel and travel documents had to be prepared in advance.
01:34Visma Putra said earlier Friday that more than 50 Malaysian travellers in Nepal remained uncontactable following Wednesday's devastating floods,
01:44which left hundreds of foreigners and Nepalese missing.
01:47Floods and landslides struck along the Nepal-China border, affecting the Gairong port border crossing in Gairong County, China.
01:55Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority said the death toll had risen to 538,
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