At least 160 people are dead and hundreds are missing including 24 Canadians.
Members of Toronto’s Nepali-Canadian community have been unable to reach family members living in affected areas after flash floods that tore through the Nepal-China border region Wednesday, killing at least 160 people and leaving hundreds missing, left power and telecommunications infrastructure damaged.
24 Canadians are missing, workers and tourists are stranded and travel across the region has been disrupted.
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Officials in Nepal said 403 people, including 341 foreign nationals, were reported missing.
Tibetan and Nepali Australians worry about family and friends missing after a flash flood struck the Nepal-Tibet border.
