Glacier collapse in Nepal kills 781, leaves 43 Australians missing
Forty-three Australians are still missing. A glacier collapse five days ago triggered deadly floods and mudslides across Nepal and China. At least 781 people have died.
Why it mattersThis disaster killed hundreds and left thousands missing. Bad weather and rough terrain make rescue work extremely hard and slow.
AustraliaForty-three Australians are missing and unaccounted for; the Australian Government has committed $8 million in humanitarian aid to Nepal.
Corroborated bythenightly.com.au·crikey.com.au
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