Key facts
- A Malaysian national missing in Nepal following devastating floods has been found safe.
- The individual returned to Malaysia after being unaccounted for 37 days.
- The person reported themselves to the Malaysian Embassy in Kathmandu.
- The individual was a solo Chinese Malaysian traveler who was stranded due to destroyed roads and lack of communication.
- The floods in Nepal, triggered by a Himalayan glacial collapse, have killed over 1,400 people to date.
One of the Malaysians who went missing following devastating floods in Nepal has been confirmed safe and has returned to Malaysia, according to the Malaysia Solidarity: Families in Hope (Masfih) group. The individual, a solo Chinese Malaysian traveler, had been stranded for 37 days due to destroyed roads, bridges, and a lack of electricity, water, and internet access.