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The State Department says 90 Americans are still missing following devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet.
Five others have been rescued,
but an official with one tour group says they've had no contact with their travelers and guides since the floods hit.
NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports.
Himalayan Glacier is one of the groups that runs tours that are popular for Hindus,
Buddhists and Jains who trek around Mount Kilash in Tibet.
Managing Director Sanket Pandey says nine Americans were in one of his groups
planning to enter Tibet on the day of the devastating floods.
So it's been quite a few days.
And hoping for any sort of positive signs of life or any identification for any of our group members.
The State Department says it's providing $500,000 in aid and offered Nepal search and rescue assistance.
It's also surge consular staffing at the embassy in Kathmandu.
Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, the State Department.
President Trump awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the crew members
of the Artemis II in Houston on Friday.
Michael Atkinson reports from the Johnson Space Center.
Trump says the four crew members of Artemis II,
who traveled around the moon and back earlier this year, are leading the way for a new generation of space explorers.
That's really what they are when you think of it, fearless explorers.