How a detour saved a Malaysian trekker from jaws of deadly Nepal floods

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Por The Star — South China Morning Post – News feed

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Low Hock Meng, the only one among the 55 Malaysians reported missing in Nepal who has returned home so far, recalls his harrowing survival

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An aerial view shows a search and rescue team member, along with a sniffer dog, looking for missing people on the banks of the Trishuli River in Nepal’s Nuwakot district last month. Photo: AFP A couple stands along a river in the aftermath of the August 26 flash floods at Betrawoti Bazaar in Nepal’s Nuwakot district last month. Photo: AFP An aerial view shows destruction along the Trishuli River in Nepal last month. Photo: Reuters A man crosses the Trishuli River via a zip line in Nepal’s Nuwakot district last month. Photo: AFP

The Star Published: 11:09am, 13 Oct 2026 It was a detour that saved his life. Malaysian Low Hock Meng, a 71-year-old veteran trekker, had set off on his own in Nepal .

He wanted to explore the Tamang trail, Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda.

Along his journey, he made the decision to visit the Nagathali viewpoint for a glimpse of Tibet on August 25.

Low then made his way down towards Thuman en route to Lingling in Nepal’s Bagmati province on August 26.

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