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Found alive one of the four Portuguese missing in Nepal

Diário de Aveiro27 August 2026 at 14:45

One of the four Portuguese reported missing in Nepal has been found alive, while three remain without contact, according to Portuguese diplomatic sources. Authorities are monitoring the situation and providing consular assistance to the families of the Portuguese citizens affected by this incident in the Asian country.

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