The Singapore Red Cross has warned that AI-generated images circulating online of Singaporeans missing in Nepal following recent flooding may be hindering rescue operations. A TikTok post featuring these fabricated images has already reached over 140,000 views, raising concerns about the spread of inaccurate information. Authorities fear responders may waste valuable time and resources investigating the authenticity of the images or searching for individuals depicted who do not exist. The Red Cross emphasized the importance of relying on official updates and verified information from rescue teams on the ground. They urge the public to refrain from sharing unverified content that could impede the ongoing search and rescue efforts. Using AI to create and disseminate images of missing persons presents new challenges for disaster response. The focus remains on locating the missing individuals through official channels and confirmed reports.