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Two missing Portuguese brothers in Nepal found safe. But two more are missing

CNN Portugal28 August 2026 at 10:32

Two missing Portuguese brothers in Nepal were found safe, announced this Friday the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, there are two more Portuguese people still missing in the Asian country.

The announcement of the location of the two brothers comes one day after the safety of a Portuguese resident in France, who was part of a group of French citizens in a mountain area of Nepal, was also confirmed.

Portuguese authorities continue to monitor the situation and work in coordination with local authorities to obtain more information about the two Portuguese who remain missing.

Nepal has been affected by adverse weather conditions that have hindered rescue operations and complicated contact with various areas of the country.

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