KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 28 — Tourism authorities in Nepal have published an official list containing the names of 537 foreign nationals from more than 30 countries including 51 Malaysians who remain missing following severe flash floods in the Rasuwa district.
The list was published on Thursday evening on the website of the Department of Tourism under Nepal’s Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation under the headline “Tourist List (Out of Contact) in Bhotekoshi Flood”. The record provides details on individuals who remain unaccounted for, including their names and the respective travel agencies that organized their trips.
According to the published details, 51 Malaysian citizens handled by tour agencies Leaf Holiday, Fishtail, Dream Tibet Travel and Tour, and Kailash Journeys remain untraceable following the disaster:
- A Ganesan Anandan
- Appannah A Muthaloo
- Arunasalam Karuppiah
- Azman Bin Karim
- Balasingam Kesavan
- Brabaakaran Krishnan
- Eswary Mani Raj
- Gunanesan Vellaisamy
- Gunavathy Muthusamy
- Inthumathy Subramaniam
- Jason Ngeow
- Kalai Mathe Karuppaiah
- Kalaiselvi P Narayanasamy
- Kannan Kerisna
- Karunanithi Sundram
- Kirubanithi Alagappan
- Komathi Rethinam
- Krishnan Vadivelu
- Letchumy Sinnappan
- Lingam Samykanoo
- Malani M Vellu
- Mangala Vanan Krishnasamy
- Mohd Fakhrul Munir Bin Mohd Isa
- Mohd Nohan Bin Salim
- Mohd Padzil Bin Daros
- Mohd Sani Bin Harul
- Muhamad Nasir Bin Abdul Talib
- Muhammad Haziq Bin Ismail
- Murukan Supramaniam
- Nahentran Ganasan
- Navein Palani
- Neelavany Marimuthu
- Padmahwathi A Govindasamy
- Poobalan Murgaya
- Poornima Alagappan
- Rajita Sivan
- Raman Supramaniam
- Ravindar Ayyavoo
- S Gomathi Sitoralingam
- S Ramu Sawasamy
- Santhanaletchmi Tiruganasambandam
- Saraswathi Nagaratnam
- Saratha Alagappan
- Shabuddin Bin Mun
- Suguna Balan
- Thanapalan Muthoo
- Vallie Palaniasamy
- Vanajah Vadival
- Vennila Muniandy
- Vijayan Perumal
- Yougesvari Subramaniam
The official data indicates that India recorded the highest number of missing foreign nationals at 178, followed by the United States with 65 citizens and Ukraine with 53. Search and verification operations involving local disaster response teams, security forces, and diplomatic missions remain underway across the affected Bhotekoshi river basin.
–NMT
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