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The faces of Britons missing in Nepal: Families in agony as they anxiously await answers on their loved ones after deadly 'tsunami from the sky'

As rescuers battled to reach villages wiped out by Wednesday's 600ft surging wall of mud, rock and ice, dozens of Britons remain unaccounted for.

Published Aug 27, 2026 · 8:45 PMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online4 reads
The faces of Britons missing in Nepal: Families in agony as they anxiously await answers on their loved ones after deadly 'tsunami from the sky'
As rescuers battled to reach villages wiped out by Wednesday's 600ft surging wall of mud, rock and ice, dozens of Britons remain unaccounted for.
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