Foreign Ministry says close to 300 Israelis remain unreachable amid India flooding
Lazar Berman is The Times of Israel's diplomatic reporter
Some 290 Israelis remain unreachable by loved ones and officials in northern India in the wake of deadly floods, according to the Foreign Ministry.
The Foreign Ministry is sending Deputy Ambassador Ohad Nakash Kaynar to the stricken area to try to make contact with the missing Israeli travelers.
“Sometimes diplomacy includes rolling down sleeves and getting busy,” tweets Nakash Kaynar from the airplane.
Sometimes diplomacy includes rolling down sleeves and getting busy. Going to #HimachalPradesh on the Director General and Ambassador's directive, to try and reconnect with Israeli tourists who are in the flooded areas like Kasol, Kalga and Pulga. Cross your fingers all goes well. pic.twitter.com/BmW2fvly3K
— Ohad Nakash Kaynar (@KaynarOhad) July 12, 2023
