At least 65 US citizens are missing, while Malaysia’s foreign ministry said 55 of its nationals who had reported to its embassy in Kathmandu were uncontactable. Nepal’s tourism board put the number of missing Malaysians at 51.

Authorities said 53 Ukrainians were missing. Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry said the figure included 46 tourists with whom Nepalese authorities had lost contact.

The missing also include 35 Australians. Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the government was working with Nepal to locate its missing citizens.

Nepal’s tourism board said 33 British citizens and 25 Canadians were also missing.

South Koreans, Singaporeans among those missing

Nine South Koreans working on a hydropower plant in Nepal were missing, and another 10 were stranded, according to South Korea’s foreign ministry.

Search and rescue operation underway in the aftermath of the devastating flash flood, at Trishuli Dam, in Nuwakot district, Nepal, Thursday. (PTI)

Reuters, citing Nepal’s tourism board, reported nine Singaporeans missing, while an AP report citing the board put the figure at eight.

At least eight Germans and eight Russians were also missing, according to Nepal’s tourism board.

Six South Africans and six Latvians were also reported missing.

Five Japanese nationals were reported missing. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed concern over the missing citizens, while Japan’s embassy in Nepal sought help locating them.

At least five tourists from New Zealand and four French citizens were also missing.

Three people each from Belgium and Spain were reported missing.

Two people each from Italy, Kazakhstan, Portugal, Ireland and the Netherlands were also among those missing. One person each from Belarus, Finland, Hungary, Israel, Lithuania, the Philippines, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Serbia and Sweden was also reported missing.

Nearly 100 Chinese nationals missing in Nepal

China said nearly 100 of its nationals were missing on the Nepal side of the border, while Chinese authorities separately reported 558 missing in Tibet’s Gyirong County.

Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said the missing foreigners on the Chinese side included tourists, pilgrims and other personnel. China was in close communication with Nepal over search and rescue operations and was informing relevant embassies, he said.

In Tibet’s Gyirong County, Chinese state media reported at least three deaths and 558 people missing. CCTV said 260 of those missing were foreigners, although details of their nationalities were not immediately available.

Across Nepal more broadly, police reported at least 359 people dead and over 1,500 missing. Local reports citing the National Emergency Operation Centre said those missing included 113 Nepali tourists, 85 security personnel from the army and police, 161 residents of Rasuwa district and one resident of Nuwakot district.