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'Taegyeilju' and 'Veteran' Actor Gambhir Expresses Prayer for Nepal Amid Devastating Floods: "Praying No Further Loss of Life or Property"

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Influencer Gambhir delivers a presentation titled "Post-Pandemic Influencer Messaging – South Asia" at MoneyToday's "2021 Key Platform" held at Conrad Seoul on Yeouido on April 30, 2021. /Photo=Reporter Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@
Influencer Gambhir delivers a presentation titled "Post-Pandemic Influencer Messaging – South Asia" at MoneyToday's "2021 Key Platform" held at Conrad Seoul on Yeouido on April 30, 2021. /Photo=Reporter Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@

Nepali actor Gambhir expressed his mixed emotions regarding the massive flood disaster in Nepal.

On the 27th, Gambhir posted on social media: "As a Nepali, I am deeply pained by the news of floods occurring across various parts of Nepal right now."

He added, "I hope the waters recede as soon as possible and that all those affected can safely return to their daily lives."

"I sincerely pray that there will be no further loss of life or property, and that peace and hope accompany every family," he said, adding, "Please pray for Nepal."

On the 26th, a massive flood occurred in the Rasuwa and Dolakha districts of Bagmati Province in central-northern Nepal, near the border with China's Tibet region. According to local Nepali media 'ONLINE Kavre' and Reuters on the 27th, the Nepal Police announced that 826 people are missing due to this flood. The police have recovered 165 bodies.

Of the total missing persons, approximately 600 are foreigners, while over 200 are Nepali nationals. The missing foreigners are reported to be from about 28 countries, including India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Malaysia, Italy, and Ukraine. Nine South Korean employees from Korea Southern Power Corporation (KOSPO) and Doosan Enerbility, who were constructing a hydroelectric power plant in the area, are also currently unreachable.

When combining the number of missing persons from both Nepal and Tibet, the total exceeds 1,300.

/Photo=Gambhir's SNS
/Photo=Gambhir's SNS

Meanwhile, Gambhir gained recognition by appearing as a local coordinator on MBC's "Around the World with Kim Tae-kyung Season 4." He also served as a guide when Nepali boys Rai and Tamang, whom he met through the program, visited Korea via MBC Every1's "Welcome to My Life: First Time in Korea."

Gambhir has appeared in films such as 'Bangga? Bangga!', 'Veteran', 'Himalaya', 'Asura', 'Girl Cop', 'Method: Re-Visit', 'Body Snatcher', 'Killing Romance', and 'Unofficial Operations', as well as the tvN drama 'Nine: Nine Times Time Travel'.

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