Key facts
- Eight South Koreans are missing after a flood in Nepal.
Eight South Koreans are missing and 10 others are stranded following a massive flood in Nepal, according to the South Korean foreign ministry. The missing individuals were working on a hydropower plant construction project.

The incident highlights the risks faced by foreign workers in disaster-prone regions and underscores the need for effective international cooperation in emergency response.
Eight South Koreans have been reported missing and 10 others are stranded following a massive flood in Nepal, Seoul's foreign ministry announced Wednesday. The eight missing individuals were employees of Korea South-East Power Co. and plant builder Doosan Enerbility Co., who were engaged in the construction of a hydropower plant in Nepal's Rasuwa district. Another 10 South Koreans, also affiliated with Doosan Enerbility, are stranded in the area and awaiting rescue. The Nepalese government has deployed a helicopter to evacuate them. The South Korean Embassy in Nepal alerted the Nepalese government to the situation and urged an immediate and active search and rescue operation.