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One of the missing Portuguese in Nepal found alive: "Is well and safe"

SOL27 August 2026 at 15:01

One of the Portuguese reported missing in Nepal was found alive. The information was confirmed by the authorities, who indicated that the person is well and safe. The Where is Now platform, which registers travelers in crisis zones, did not specify the identity or exact location of this person.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, three people of Portuguese nationality remain missing. The article indicates that among the missing are two men and three women, making a total of five people. These people are in Nepal, a country hit by a violent earthquake.

The earthquake of magnitude 7.9 struck Nepal on Saturday, causing thousands of dead and injured. The humanitarian situation in the country is grave, with rescue operations underway. Nepali authorities and international teams are working to find survivors and provide assistance to victims.

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