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Israeli Man in His 60s Goes Missing After Crossing From Nepal to Tibet Amid Floods

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

An Israeli man in his 60s went missing after crossing from Nepal to Tibet amid floods, with contact lost since yesterday.

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  • An Israeli man in his 60s went missing after crossing from Nepal to Tibet yesterday.
  • He was part of an organized group when contact was lost.
  • Chabad emissary Hezki Lifshitz confirmed few Israelis are currently in Nepal.
  • Some young Israelis trekking in Nepal have not been contacted but are safe.
  • No Israelis were in the flooded areas, reducing immediate concern for others.
  • Search efforts are ongoing to locate the missing man.
Israeli Man in His 60s Goes Missing After Crossing From Nepal to Tibet Amid Floods
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An Israeli man in his 60s has been reported missing following severe flooding in Tibet. He crossed the border from Nepal yesterday as part of an organized group, but contact with him was lost shortly thereafter. Chabad emissary in Nepal, Hezki Lifshitz, noted that there are very few Israelis currently in Nepal. While some young Israelis have gone trekking and have not yet been reached, Lifshitz expressed no concern for them as they were not in the flooded areas. The search and monitoring efforts continue as authorities try to locate the missing individual.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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