Following devastating floods in Nepal, Singapore police are collecting DNA samples from relatives of Singaporeans who remain unaccounted for. This effort aims to aid in the identification of bodies recovered from the disaster zone. The collected DNA profiles will be crucial for matching with remains, a process complicated by the conditions after the flooding. Authorities have not disclosed the exact number of Singaporeans missing, but are working closely with Nepali officials. The DNA collection is a standard procedure in mass casualty events to ensure accurate identification of victims. This initiative provides a glimmer of hope for families awaiting news of their loved ones and closure during this difficult time. The process underscores the challenges of disaster response in remote and impacted areas.