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Australia Continues Support for Nepal-Tibet Flood Victims
WHY IT MATTERS
The ongoing search for the missing Australians highlights the need for effective international cooperation and support in times of crisis, particularly in regions prone to natural disasters.
What happened
Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Bowen, has confirmed that two more Australians are safe in Nepal-Tibet following the recent floods. The minister will meet with the Nepali-Australian community to provide support.
Despite the welcome news, 36 Australians remain missing or unaccounted for, causing 'gut-wrenching' concern for families and the broader community.
Australia continues to send support to the Nepalese government as requested.
LINKED SOURCES
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