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Fifty-five Malaysians remain uncontactable following floods and landslides in Nepal and China, with efforts continuing to establish their status.

The Foreign Ministry said the conclusion of the Special Malaysia Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team’s (Smart) deployment in Nepal did not mean efforts to trace the Malaysians had ended.

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00:00Fifty-five Malaysians remain uncontactable following floods and landslides at the Nepal-Tibet border with efforts continuing to establish their
00:08status.
00:09The Foreign Ministry said that the conclusion of the Special Malaysia Disaster Assistance and Rescue Teams or SMART deployment in
00:17Nepal did not mean efforts to trace them had ended.
00:21SMART, which returned to Malaysia at 2am on Monday, will brief the Ministry on its deployment and field findings after
00:28conducting ground searches and drone observations in areas deemed safe and accessible by Nepalese authorities.
00:36The team also trained Nepalese rescue personnel in drone operations and handed over nine drones to the National Disaster Risk
00:44Reduction and Management Authority.
00:46Visma Putra said Nepalese authorities were continuing search, verification and identification efforts.
00:54The Malaysian Embassy in Kathmandu will continue gathering information from Nepalese authorities, hospitals and other agencies and conduct further checks
01:03where safety conditions permit.
01:16The Malaysian Embassy in Kathmandu will continue to look for various possible locations from Nepalese authorities to prepare for a
01:16Pride and Climate scenario for aаж.
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