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An Australian woman feared missing in the flooding disaster in Nepal has made contact with her family. Cara Severino, 26, made contact with her parents, Debbie and Frank Servino, this morning from Gosainkunda, where she has been able to reach, along with other hikers in Nepal. Her parents said she had become stranded at Kyangjia Gompa, which was not in the direct path of the floodwaters.
An Australian woman feared missing in the flooding disaster in Nepal has made contact with her family.
Cara Severino, 26, made contact with her parents, Debbie and Frank Servino, this morning from Gosainkunda, where she has been able to reach, along with other hikers in Nepal.
Her parents said she had become stranded at Kyangjia Gompa, which was not in the direct path of the floodwaters.
"We understand that they are attempting to reach Kathmandu on foot," they told the ABC.
"We eagerly await more information about her safe return.
"We praise God that she has been able to make this brief contact with us.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with all the families awaiting news."
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