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The 41 Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet floods, and what we know about them

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The 39 Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet floods, and what we know about them

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By Mostafa Rachwani Verified, Ben Cubby Verified, Cindy Yin
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Mostafa Rachwani, Ben Cubby, Cindy Yin, Lachlan Abbott Warning: This story contains graphic content. The parents of an Australian woman hiking through Nepal and around the region impacted by the tragic flooding have confirmed their daughter is alive. A majority of the 39 Australians missing after the devastating flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet were pilgrims on a journey to one of the most spiritually significant locations in the world.
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The 39 Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet floods, and what we know about them

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By Matthew Knott Verified, Mostafa Rachwani Verified, Ben Cubby Verified, Cindy Yin
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Matthew Knott, Mostafa Rachwani, Ben Cubby, Cindy Yin, Lachlan Abbott Warning: This story contains graphic content. A majority of the 39 Australian victims of the devastating flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet were pilgrims on a journey to one of the most spiritually significant locations in the world.
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