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Two residents from New Jersey have been reported missing in the aftermath of devastating floods that struck an area near the Nepal-Tibet border, according to statements from their relatives and regional authorities. The couple’s disappearance has prompted concerns among family members who have been in contact with local officials investigating the disaster.
The flooding has been described as catastrophic in scope, affecting communities in the border region between Nepal and Tibet. Search and rescue efforts remain ongoing as authorities work to locate the missing individuals and assess the full extent of the disaster’s impact.
Family members have appealed for information regarding the couple’s whereabouts while local officials coordinate response operations in the affected area. The incident underscores the vulnerability of travelers and residents in mountainous regions prone to severe weather events and natural disasters.
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