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✓ The Guardian AustraliaPower & Policy

Sydney man urges Australia not to abandon missing parents in Nepal floods

Akash Venkatraman fears Australian aid attention is waning as his parents remain missing in Nepal after severe flooding.

Why it mattersAustralians in crisis overseas need ongoing government help. Public attention fades fast once disasters leave the headlines.

AustraliaSeveral Australians and their families remain in Nepal's crisis, relying on embassy assistance and private rescue efforts while media attention wanes.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 10 h ago

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