Local residents in search of safe accommodation walk along a narrow road past a massively destroyed building. Photo / EPA
Local residents in search of safe accommodation walk along a narrow road past a massively destroyed building. Photo / EPA
Three New Zealanders thought to have been missing in Nepal have contacted their families to let them know they're safe, as three remain unaccounted for.
The whereabouts of Peter Curreen, 63, from Marlborough, Peter McLeod, 62, from Taupo, and Doug Sealy, 31, from Wellington remains uncertain.
Yesterday however, three familiesreceived good news from the disaster zone.
The family of Brad Robson, 32, from Taupo, have heard that a trekking group he was part of was safe and accounted for.
It was "a huge relief", said his father, Quentin Robson.
A group of St Margaret's College, Christchurch students who were on an expedition in Nepal, trekking and working to build a school near Kathmandu, arrived home last night.
To donate
World Vision: Nepal Earthquake Appeal worldvision.org.nz on 0800 90 5000
