Countries send rescue teams to Nepal to search for missing tourists

Catastrophic flooding believed to be caused by a glacier collapse has left more than thirteen hundred people missing across Nepal and Tibet, France 24 reports. Among them are eight hundred foreign tourists, including South Korean, Indian, and Australian nationals, and several of those countries are now sending their own rescue teams into the Himalayan region to help search.

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