Ki-an 84's Nepali younger brother Rai begins life at a Korean university... "Heartbroken by Nepal's massive floods" [Star Issue]

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'Rai,' the Nepali boy who gained recognition through 'Born to Travel the World 4,' has shared news of his enrollment at Sunmoon University.

On the 5th, Sunmoon University posted a video on its official SNS with the caption: "Rai from Nepal, who formed a special bond with Ki-an 84 through MBC's 'Born to Travel the World.'"

Sunmoon University stated, "Many people were concerned about Rai after hearing news of severe floods and landslides in Nepal. Today, we met with Rai, who is safe."

It further added, "However, what worries Rai most is his hometown, Nepal. What Nepal needs now is our attention and support. Please join us in helping Nepal."

In the released video, Rai greeted viewers in fluent Korean: "I am currently a student at Sunmoon University in Asan, Korea."

He continued, "I have arrived safely in Korea. I am thinking of everyone who suffered from this flood in Nepal," and expressed his deep concern for his homeland, saying, "Seeing the damage in Nepal truly breaks my heart."

Rai said, "As many countries are sending support and aid, I hope people can draw strength from that help to return to their daily lives and move forward. I also sincerely thank Korea for providing so much assistance and support for Nepal."

Earlier, Nepali broadcaster Gembir had also shared news of Rai's arrival in Korea via his own SNS.

Gembir introduced Rai by saying, "He studied Korean diligently in Kathmandu and came to study at Sunmoon University in Asan," adding, "He plans to study hard to achieve his dreams."

He further remarked, "Just as Rai is determined to study hard after arriving in Korea, his Korean language skills will continue to improve. We ask for your continued support and love."

Meanwhile, Rai previously appeared on MBC's 'Born to Travel the World 4,' which aired last May alongside Tamang. Together with Ki-an 84, they trekked through the Himalayas in Nepal, leaving a deep impression on viewers.

As netizens grew increasingly concerned about Rai's safety following the recent large-scale floods in Nepal, Ki-an 84 posted on his SNS last month on the 28th: "Rai and Tamang are safe," to confirm their well-being.

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