Israel's Foreign Ministry Urges Caution for Israelis in Nepal Amid Extreme Weather
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israel's Foreign Ministry is working with its embassy in Nepal to locate Israeli citizens amid extreme weather, including heavy rains and floods, which have caused road blockages and made access to some areas difficult.
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- Israel's Foreign Ministry is seeking Israelis in Nepal due to extreme weather.
- Heavy rains have caused road blockages and transportation issues.
- Some Israelis are in remote mountainous areas with difficult access.
- The Israeli Embassy is coordinating with local guides for assistance.
Israel's Foreign Ministry announced Friday that the Israeli Embassy in Nepal is actively working to locate Israeli citizens in the country who have not yet been contacted, due to severe weather conditions. The ministry stated that Nepal has been experiencing extreme weather, including heavy and continuous rainfall, which has led to road blockages and transportation disruptions across various regions.
Several Israeli tourists are reportedly in mountainous areas where access is difficult. The Israeli Embassy in Nepal is coordinating with local tour companies and guides to find Israelis who have not yet been reached and to provide assistance where possible, given the terrain and conditions, in efforts to move them to safer areas.
The ministry's statement comes amid concerns for the safety of Israelis traveling in the Himalayan nation, highlighting the challenges posed by the ongoing adverse weather.
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