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Search Continues for Missing Canadians at Nepal-China Border

The federal government has reported that 32 Canadians, including citizens and permanent residents, are missing near the Nepal-China border. As of the latest update, one individual has been confirmed safe after being located. Families of those still unaccounted for are awaiting further information regarding the ongoing search efforts.

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Recent flooding in the Himalayan region near the Nepal-China border has led to a significant search operation involving Canadians among the missing individuals. According to reports from the federal government, 32 Canadian citizens and permanent residents are considered unaccounted for in this area. Amidst growing concern, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirmed that one of the missing individuals has been found safe. The search efforts continue as families of the remaining missing Canadians await updates. The circumstances surrounding the flooding and how it has affected the region are still being monitored, with authorities working to ensure the safety of those involved.

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One Canadian found in Nepal as families of those still missing after floods wait for information
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Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa residents among 32 Canadians missing at Nepal-China border
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