No Cypriot casualties reported in Himalayan landslide disaster affecting Nepal-China border
The Cypriot Foreign Ministry confirmed on Wednesday that there have been no reports of Cypriot nationals affected by the catastrophic landslide along the Himalayan border between Nepal and China’s Tibet. The disaster, characterized by a massive wall of mud and rock collapsing into a river, has caused severe flooding in Nepal, resulting in numerous deaths and leaving hundreds of tourists missing.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Theodoros Gotsis stated the ministry is closely monitoring the situation, but so far, no Cypriots have been confirmed to be in the affected zones. Verified footage from the scene shows many people being swept away, with authorities on both sides of the border anticipating substantially higher casualties and widespread destruction as rescue operations continue.
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