Australians missing in Nepal floods; families search on their own

Thirty-eight Australians are missing after Nepal floods. Families are searching on their own, using photos and social media.

Why it mattersFamilies have to search alone for missing loved ones overseas. This shows gaps in government help during disasters abroad.

AustraliaAustralians caught in overseas disasters now know that government assistance may be limited; family-led searches may be necessary.

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