Canadian families are anxiously awaiting information about loved ones missing in Nepal following recent floods. Over 3,000 people are unaccounted for, with 31 of them being Canadian citizens. The government has not yet provided detailed updates, leaving families in uncertainty.
The floods struck a region along the Nepal-Tibet border, causing significant disruption. Dhaval Shah, a Canadian man from Port Moody, and his wife Megha Shah were on a spiritual journey when the disaster occurred. Their family remains in a state of heightened anxiety, unable to reach them.
Other Canadian families are also waiting for news, with no official communication from global affairs Canada. The situation highlights the growing concern among Canadians affected by the crisis. The government is urged to provide clearer information to ease the emotional burden on affected families.
