- The three hikers are Muhammad Muhaimin Azhad Noor Hadi, 27, Muhammad Adib Haikal Awang Mansor, 27, and Muhammad Zaki Othman, 29, reported uncontactable while hiking in Langtang Valley.
- The last message from the hikers was received at 10.42am [Malaysian time], and their last detected location was near Bhote Koshi.
- Family and friends have appealed for prayers and updates, with one user identifying Muhammad Adib as her brother-in-law and another saying Muhammad Zaki and Muhammad Muhaimin were her officemates.
- The Foreign Ministry (Wisma Putra) clarified that the three Malaysians reported unaccounted for in Xizang, China are already included in the 36 Malaysians uncontactable in China, and the current figures remain 36 in China and 55 in Nepal.
- Every passing hour brings growing anxiety for the families and friends of three Malaysian hikers who remain uncontactable after devastating floods and landslides struck Nepal.
- Mohd Firas Shabuddin, a 24-year-old engineer, remains calm while waiting for news of his father Shabuddin Mun, who is among the Malaysians missing from a trekking expedition with the Team Loe group.
- Muhammad Ashraf, whose 63-year-old father Mohd Padzil Daros was part of the Team Loe expedition, said his family has agreed to undergo DNA sampling as a routine measure, and he last heard from his father about an hour before the tragedy.
- A Threads user expressed emotional distress, saying she is close to tears thinking about what could have happened and hoping for more rescues.
Three Malaysian hikers are uncontactable following severe floods and landslides in Nepal, with their last known location near Bhote Koshi. The hikers, identified as Muhammad Muhaimin Azhad Noor Hadi, Muhammad Adib Haikal Awang Mansor, and Muhammad Zaki Othman, sent their last message at 10:42 a.m. Malaysian time.123
Families are increasingly anxious as they await news. A user on Threads, emyliatahar, urged others to pray for their safety, while another user, myanaimah, expressed concern for her brother-in-law, Muhammad Adib. Husnadayah, a colleague of the hikers, shared her emotional distress over their situation.
In a related case, Mohd Firas Shabuddin is anxiously waiting for news about his father, who is also missing from a trekking expedition. He commended the government's efforts in managing the crisis. Muhammad Ashraf, whose father is also among the missing, mentioned that his family agreed to undergo DNA sampling as a precautionary measure.111213141516
The Foreign Ministry reported that the three hikers are part of a larger group of 36 Malaysians uncontactable in China and 55 in Nepal, as verification efforts continue between both countries.789
“The Foreign Ministry confirmed the three hikers are already among the 36 Malaysians uncontactable in China, with figures unchanged at 36 in China and 55 in Nepal. Families of other missing Malaysians, including a 63-year-old trekker, have agreed to DNA sampling as a routine measure.”
The Star
