Five Australians have been found alive in Nepal, but 38 others remain unaccounted for after catastrophic floods killed over 1000 people.
Why it mattersThe discovery of survivors offers hope to Australian families searching for loved ones, while the scale of the disaster highlights the risks to people working and traveling in the region.
AustraliaAt least 43 Australians are known to be affected by the floods. Five have made contact, but families of the 38 still missing are waiting urgently for news.
Corroborated bysmh.com.au·thenightly.com.au
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