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Australia Sends Aid as 34 Citizens Missing in Nepal Floods
Severe floods and mudslides have affected Nepal.
Australia says 34 of its citizens are missing there.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the missing Australians.
Australia is sending special crisis workers to help.
It is also sending humanitarian supplies.
These supplies include food and medical support.
The aid is meant to help people hurt by the disaster.
The report does not give a date or further details about the missing people.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said 34 Australians are missing in Nepal.
Nepal has been affected by floods and mudslides.
Australia is sending crisis specialists to assist with the response.
Humanitarian aid will include food and medical support.
The assistance is intended to help people affected by the disaster.
- Who
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that 34 Australians are missing; Australia is sending crisis specialists and aid.
- What
- Floods and mudslides in Nepal have prompted Australia to send crisis assistance and humanitarian support.
- Where
- Nepal.
- When
- Why
- To assist people affected by the floods and mudslides and support Australians who are missing.
Key facts
- Australians missing
- 34
- Affected country
- Nepal
- Australian response
- Crisis specialists and humanitarian aid
- Aid supplies
- Food and medical support
- Announcement made by
- Anthony Albanese, Australian prime minister
Sources
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