News live: dozens of Australians believed to be among hundreds of foreign tourists missing in Nepal flash floods

Powerful floods in Himalayan border area sweep away houses, roads and bridges. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Good morning, Nick Visser here to pick up the blog. Let’s get to it. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Dfat) says it is aware of a “number” of

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed a number of Australians were in the area and officials were urgently working to confirm their welfare.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed a number of Australians were in the area and officials were urgently working to confirm their welfare.

Twelve British citizens appear on a provisional list of travellers Nepali authorities have been unable to contact following the flash flood and landslides that struck the border corridor between Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday. The country's tourism board included hundreds of people on that register, among them 105 Indian

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The number of UK tourists unaccounted for has now risen to 33

More than 50 Americans are among the missing after deadly flash floods swept through several areas along the border between Nepal and China. The flood was reportedly triggered when a wall of rock and mud collapsed into a river near the border between Nepal and China-controlled Tibet. Police in Nepal have already report

It’s believed 12 British nationals are also missing, with at least 95 people confirmed dead

Flash floods tore through a valley in Nepal, sweeping away villages and hundreds of tourists, with Americans among the missing, authorities say.

12 Britons from one tour company are missing after the devastating flood

The flash flood in the Himalayan border region has killed at least nine people in Nepal. Nearly 300 foreign nationals, including an Australian, have been reported missing.