Nepal flooding disaster: Family’s elation amid the agony as Cara Severino makes contact with parents

Parents of an Australian tourist found alive in Nepal on Friday have “praised God” after hearing from her for the first time since devastating floods swept through the country’s north killing at least 552 people. 26-year-old Cara Severino, from NSW, was hiking in the Langtan National Park when the floods crashed through the region on Wednesday. She made contact with her parents, Debbie and Frank Severino, on Friday morning. “We understand that (the hiking group) are attempting to reach Kathmandu on foot. We eagerly await more information about her safe return,” her parents said. “We praise God that she has…