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One Canadian Found Safe After Flooding in Nepal

One of the 30 Canadian citizens and permanent residents reported missing following severe flooding in Nepal has been located safely, according to Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand. The flooding occurred in a region near the border with China. Authorities continue to address the situation involving other Canadians still unaccounted for.

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In a recent update regarding the impact of flooding in Nepal, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand announced that one Canadian citizen, previously reported missing, has been found safe. This flooding incident has affected numerous residents in Nepal, especially in the regions bordering China, leading to significant concerns over the safety of various individuals, including 30 Canadians and permanent residents who were initially unaccounted for.

As the situation in Nepal evolves, efforts are ongoing to ensure the safety of the remaining Canadians still missing. Authorities are working with local emergency services to assess the full extent of the flooding and its impact on communities. The Canadian government remains committed to providing assistance and keeping families informed as developments unfold.

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