Eighth Australian found safe following Nepal-Tibet flash floods
An Australian previously reported missing following devastating flash floods across Nepal and Tibet has been found safe.
An Australian previously reported missing following devastating flash floods across Nepal and Tibet has been found safe.
One man, rescued from the hydro tunnel said he repeatedly shouted whenever he saw the rescue crews’ lights, but they couldn’t hear him.
The NSW government has announced it will appoint a Richmond River Coordinator to lead the recovery effort of the degraded river in the state’s far north.
Two workers have miraculously survived nine days trapped in a tunnel following the Nepal-Tibet flash floods.
There are still “grave concerns” for 38 Australians still missing in the region, with the overall death toll reaching more than 1000 people.
Two bodies have been recovered following Grand Canyon flash floods, but officials say the park has now reopened to the public.
Michael Keats, a hiker from NSW, is believed to have been returning from a journey to Mount Kailash in Tibet when the floods struck.
The Queensland woman was crossing the border between Nepal and Tibet when the catastrophic flood hit.
Cara Severino, 26, made contact with her parents on Friday and was rescued hours later.
A Brisbane mother has shared her anguish as she anxiously waits to hear where her husband may be.