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Malaysia's Foreign Ministry confirmed that three nationals reported missing after an August 26 mudslide at Gyirong Port in Xizang are included among 36 Malaysians already listed as uncontactable in China. A further 55 remain out of contact in Nepal.
Nepal Police have publicly identified 23 Malaysians missing in recent catastrophic floods, releasing names and biographical details via their Facebook page. Malaysia's Foreign Ministry continues verifying the exact count of unaccounted citizens.
Nepal's capital descends into grief following a catastrophic August 26 flash flood that has claimed over 500 lives. Desperate families comb hospitals searching for missing relatives, while nine Singaporeans remain unaccounted for.
Devastating flash floods and landslides along the Nepal-Tibet border have claimed 392 lives, with more than 1,400 people unaccounted for. Among the missing are over 50 Malaysians, alongside hundreds of foreign nationals from across the globe.
The family of Mohd Fakhrul Munir Mohd Isa, a Malaysian firefighter missing in Nepal's recent flash floods and landslides, remains hopeful despite communication blackout. Two JBPM officers are among those uncontactable in the disaster.
The Court of Appeal has rejected an attempt by Norhayati Ariffin, wife of missing politician Amri Che Mat, to lift a stay order preventing further investigation into his disappearance, ruling the temporary suspension will not obstruct her pursuit of justice.
Authorities in Japan are searching for 20 to 30 employees missing after an explosion at Aeon Mall Kumamoto on Tuesday, which followed a powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake in the southwestern prefecture.
A 20-year-old Singaporean woman feared kidnapped was found safe in Cambodia after running away from her family to meet an online gaming acquaintance, Cambodian authorities confirmed.
Susanna Liew, wife of missing pastor Koh Seow Chuan, has condemned a court-imposed stay order on investigations, arguing it blocks accountability and makes finding answers increasingly difficult.
The wife of missing pastor Raymond Koh has appealed to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for intervention after the Court of Appeal stayed a High Court order mandating police resume investigations into her husband's 2017 disappearance.