Search ongoing for nine missing Singaporeans in Nepal; MFA working with local authorities搜寻九名在尼泊尔失踪的新加坡公民的工作仍在进行中;外交部正与当地政府合作。
Nine Singaporeans are still missing and unaccounted for more than a week after devastating floods in Nepal.

Nine Singaporeans are still missing and unaccounted for more than a week after devastating floods in Nepal.
Rescue workers build a makeshift zip line to cross the Trishuli River, following the deadly flash floods and a mudslide, in Devighat, Nuwakot district, Nepal, on Sep 4, 2026. (Photo: Reuters/Athit Perawongmetha)
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SINGAPORE: Nine Singaporeans are still missing and unaccounted for in Nepal after devastating floods caused massive destruction last week, said Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Gan Siow Huang, as Singaporean and Nepali authorities work together to locate them.
Ms Gan, who is also Minister of State for Trade and Industry, was speaking at the handover event for Singapore’s humanitarian assistance to Nepal on Friday (Sep 4).
“Even as we speak, search and rescue teams in affected areas are still searching for those who are missing and remain unaccounted for, and this includes nine Singaporeans,” she said.
“We will continue to render the necessary assistance as we work with all the relevant parties and families during this very difficult period.”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ (MFA) crisis response team has been on the ground in Nepal since Aug 27 and is working closely with local authorities to locate the missing Singaporeans, Ms Gan said.
She added that MFA has been in close contact with the families, providing them with regular updates, assistance on the ground in Nepal and other forms of support.
“The Nepali authorities have been unwavering in their assistance and support for our crisis response team throughout this period, and I wish to convey our deepest appreciation,” Ms Gan said.
Singapore on Friday handed over more than S$560,000 worth of humanitarian aid, including medical supplies, DNA test kits, personal protective equipment as well as specialised equipment to support ongoing search, recovery and disaster victim identification efforts.
“The humanitarian assistance package that we are handing over today has been put together through close collaboration between several Singapore agencies and the Nepali authorities to support Nepal's ongoing search and recovery efforts,” Ms Gan said.
“Singapore stands in solidarity with Nepal during this difficult period."
The Singapore Police Force, supported by the Home Team Science and Technology Agency and the Health Sciences Authority, is deploying officers specialising in Disaster Victim Identification and aerial surveillance to assist the Nepali authorities, in accordance with Nepal's request.
The aid and assistance is on top of Singapore's earlier contribution of US$100,000 to the Singapore Red Cross’ public fundraising efforts, which have raised more than S$3 million to date.
“The humanitarian assistance package that we are handing over today is a testament to the close relationship between our two countries,” Ms Gan said.
“We hope that our modest contribution will support the brave men and women on the ground and bring comfort and relief to the people who are affected by this tragedy. We stand ready to provide further support in accordance with Nepal's needs.”
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尼泊尔发生毁灭性洪灾一周多后,仍有九名新加坡人失踪下落不明。
2026年9月4日,在尼泊尔努瓦科特县德维加特,救援人员搭建临时滑索,帮助人们渡过特里苏里河,此前该地区遭遇了致命的突发洪水和泥石流。(图片:路透社/Athit Perawongmetha)
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新加坡:新加坡外交部政务部长颜晓煌表示,上周尼泊尔遭受毁灭性洪水袭击,造成巨大破坏,目前仍有9名新加坡公民失踪下落不明。新加坡和尼泊尔当局正在共同努力寻找他们。
兼任贸易及工业部政务部长的颜金勇女士于周五(9月4日)在新加坡向尼泊尔提供人道主义援助的交接仪式上发表了讲话。
“就在我们说话的此刻,受灾地区的搜救队仍在搜寻失踪人员,其中包括九名新加坡人,”她说。
“我们将继续与所有相关各方和家庭合作,在这个非常艰难的时期提供必要的援助。”
颜女士表示,外交部危机应对小组自8月27日起就已抵达尼泊尔,并与当地政府密切合作,寻找失踪的新加坡公民。
她补充说,外交部一直与这些家庭保持密切联系,定期向他们提供最新情况、在尼泊尔当地提供援助和其他形式的支持。
甘女士说:“在此期间,尼泊尔当局始终坚定不移地向我们的危机应对小组提供援助和支持,我谨代表尼泊尔人民表达最深切的感谢。”
新加坡周五移交了价值超过 56 万新元的人道主义援助物资,包括医疗用品、DNA 检测试剂盒、个人防护装备以及用于支持正在进行的搜寻、恢复和灾难受害者身份识别工作的专用设备。
“我们今天移交的人道主义援助物资包,是由新加坡多个机构与尼泊尔当局密切合作制定的,旨在支持尼泊尔正在进行的搜救和恢复工作,”颜女士说。
“新加坡与尼泊尔站在一起,共渡难关。”
应尼泊尔的要求,新加坡警察部队在内政科技局和卫生科学局的支持下,部署了专门从事灾难受害者身份识别和空中监视的警员,以协助尼泊尔当局。
此次援助是在新加坡此前向新加坡红十字会公众筹款活动捐赠 10 万美元的基础上提供的,该活动迄今已筹集超过 300 万新元。
甘女士表示:“我们今天移交的人道主义援助物资,体现了我们两国之间的紧密关系。”
“我们希望我们微薄的捐助能够支持一线勇敢的男女救援人员,并为受这场悲剧影响的人们带来慰藉和帮助。我们随时准备根据尼泊尔的需求提供进一步的援助。”
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