The missing Aussie in Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh still missing
Media Release
Jun. 18, 2006

The family of an Australian national has launched yet another search for the lone trekker who went missing in the scenic Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh.

"We have begun searching for my son Daniel in the Manikaran area along with a 25-member Israeli team as well as a local team," said his father, Robert Mountbatten. "I have also announced a reward of Rs.400,000 ($8,700) for anyone who helps me find him," the father was quoted as saying in local newspapers.

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