Australians missing after Himalayan glacier disaster
A catastrophic flash flood in the Himalayas has killed at least 160 people after a large glacier dislodged near Nepal's border with Tibet, creating a nine-metre-high wall of mud, rock and ice that swept through border villages. Thirty-four Australian tourists, including an 11 and 14-year-old, are among those missing in the disaster zone west of Kathmandu. Rescue efforts are underway with support from China, India, the United Nations and the United States, though difficult conditions are hampering helicopter access and communication to the affected areas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy…
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