Family of Australian Cara Severino who survived Nepalese floods rejoices
Australian hiker Cara Severino has been rescued after being reported missing during devastating floods in Nepal. Her family expressed relief as the Australian government confirmed her safety alongside ongoing humanitarian efforts in the region.
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The incident highlights the scale of the natural disaster in Nepal and the role of consular services in protecting citizens abroad during crises.
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Share A A A The family of an Australian woman thought to have been missing in the Nepalese floods said her survival was a “miracle” as they thanked the Australian government and Nepalese hiking partners who got her out safely.
Cara Severino, 26, was listed as missing following the devastating floods that swept across regions in Nepal and China on Wednesday.
Australian Cara Severino was located by Australian consular officials after hiking in Nepal. Facebook The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on Sunday confirmed there were 42 Australians missing in floods that have left thousands dead and unaccounted for. That number includes six Australians who Chinese state authorities said were missing on the Chinese side of the border, among a total of 261 foreign nationals who remain unaccounted for.
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