Music Educator Missing After Nepal Floods
Russian music educator Kirill Tret'yakov went missing in Nepal after a severe flood on August 26, with his last contact reported on August 25. He was last seen near Mount Kailash in Tibet.
Consensus
- Kirill Tret'yakov, founder and teacher of the Yakutsk House of Musicians, went missing in Nepal.
- Tret'yakov last contacted friends on August 25.
- He was last seen near Mount Kailash in the Tibetan region.
- A severe flood occurred in northern Nepal on August 26.
- Tret'yakov's family and friends are searching for him and sharing information online.
- The flood resulted in at least 469 deaths and 1,525 injuries in Nepal.
- Eight Russians were also reported missing in the disaster zone.
Points of divergence
- The number of fatalities in the Nepal flood reached 475. — riamo
- The flood occurred on August 26, and the number of fatalities increased to 469. — vm
- Russian blogger Alexander Zimin is also missing, having crossed the border about an hour before the mudflow. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- In Nepal, a teacher from the Yakut House of Musicians Kirill Tretiakov went missing — РИАМО
- Founder and teacher of Yakut House of Musicians missing after flood in Nepal — Вечерняя Москва
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