- Flash floods have killed hundreds on the Nepal and Tibet border.
- Wisma Putra has not received any confirmation of Malaysian casualties from Nepalese authorities following the floods in Rasuwa, Nepal.
- The Foreign Ministry said they are urgently seeking more information from Nepalese authorities.
- The ministry urged the public to refrain from speculating or sharing unverified information and requested media not to publish or amplify such reports.
- The Embassy of Malaysia in Kathmandu remains in close communication with Nepalese authorities, search and rescue teams, and relevant stakeholders to ascertain the safety and whereabouts of Malaysian nationals involved.
- Family members of Malaysians in Nepal are urged to contact the Foreign Ministry with relevant information, including full names, passport numbers, travel itineraries, last known locations and contactable telephone numbers.
Flash floods in Rasuwa, Nepal, have tragically claimed hundreds of lives, prompting urgent responses from Malaysian authorities.1
Wisma Putra confirmed they have not received any reports of Malaysian casualties, stating, "We urge the public to refrain from speculating or sharing unverified information".4
The Foreign Ministry is actively seeking information from Nepalese officials and has advised Malaysians in the region to prioritize their safety.
The embassy in Kathmandu is in close contact with local authorities and search teams to ascertain the status of Malaysian nationals.
Family members of those in Nepal are encouraged to provide details to the Foreign Ministry to assist in the search efforts.
The ministry emphasized the importance of awaiting official updates to avoid unnecessary distress, urging the public to respect the privacy of affected families.
As the situation develops, the embassy remains vigilant and committed to ensuring the safety of its citizens in the affected areas.
“The Foreign Ministry is urgently seeking more information from Nepalese authorities, while the Embassy of Malaysia in Kathmandu stays in close contact with search and rescue teams. Malaysians in affected areas are advised to remain vigilant and follow local instructions.”









