Rinkēvičs: President regularly briefed on missing Latvian citizens in Nepal
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs said he hopes information about Latvian citizens missing in Nepal will be obtained as soon as possible. He noted the Foreign Ministry keeps him regularly updated on diplomatic and consular efforts regarding the case.

Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs has expressed hope that news about Latvian citizens currently unaccounted for in Nepal will be obtained as soon as possible.
According to the president, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is keeping him regularly informed about the steps taken by Latvia's diplomatic and consular service to establish any available information regarding the missing citizens.
No further details have yet been made public about the number of missing individuals, the circumstances involved, or any possible connection to specific events in Nepal. The president's statement indicates that the situation is being monitored at the highest level of government and that the diplomatic service continues working to clarify the fate of those affected.
The safety of Latvian citizens abroad regularly draws the attention of state officials, particularly in cases where uncertainty arises about a person's whereabouts or wellbeing. In such situations, it falls to the Foreign Ministry to coordinate information exchange with the relevant authorities of the country involved and to provide support to the families of those affected.


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