Two people from Warwickshire were still listed this morning amongst those missing in Nepal after a devastating earthquake hit the region on Saturday.

Mary Magdelina Claus, 64, from Nuneaton, and Martin James Edmonds Gattuso, 38, of Harborough Magna, near Rugby, remain on a list of British and Irish-born people believed to be missing in Nepal.

An updated version of the list was released this morning. Unfortunately there was no indication of whether they had been found or not.

Anthony White, of Holbrooks, Coventry, had been listed as missing after the 7.8-magnitude quake ripped through the country and caused deadly avalanches on the world’s biggest mountain.

But Anthony later made contact with friends back in Coventry to say he has made it away from the base camp and will arrive back in the city later this week.

Tragically the death toll has risen to more than 4,300 with thousands more having lost their homes or been injured in the worst earthquake to have hit the country in over 80 years.

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Nepalese families in Nuneaton to pray for earthquake victims and survivors

Here is a full list of British and Irish-born people believed to be missing in Nepal, compiled by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC):

Abdulla Dahab, 21, London – believed safe

Adam Powell, 45, Great Britain – believed safe

Alexandra Murphy, 25, Dublin – believed safe

Andrew Robertson, 56, England

Ann McNeil, 66, Sussex – believed safe

Arron Conran, 22, Tipperary, Ireland – believed safe

Ashrafe Sultana, 31, London

Brian Allen, 41, Edinburgh

Brian Monteith, 22, Glasgow

Callumn Shally, 21, England

Chloe Pincho, 27, Carshalton, Surrey – believed safe

Ciaran Sands, 55, Ireland

Cliodhna Cork, 21, Dublin

Daniel Thomas Hughes, 36, Wrexham

Darine Flanagan, 22, Galway – believed safe

Darren Alexander Smith, 27, Edinburgh – believed safe

Darren Russell, 26, Wrexham

Deniz Csern Oklavek, 48, Luton

Derek Waters, 56, Dartford

Emma Louise Waterton, 37, UK – believed safe

Emmeth Gallagher, 33, Dublin – believed safe

Evan Mark Williams, 51, Wolverhampton – believed safe

Fiona Lamont, 26, Staffordshire – believed safe

Gary Williams, 52, Plymouth

George Richard Wilson, 69, Manchester

Hayley Saul, 32, Northampton – believed safe

Heather Chan, 34, Dundee

Heather Stretton, 47, Louth, Lincolnshire

Helen Pounder, 21, Bishop Auckland

Huw Alexander Lashmar, 57, Wales

Ian Wainman, 42, Merseyside – believed safe

Jack Kilpatrick, 24, Teddington, Middlesex – believed safe

Jack Young, 21, England

Jacqueline Bushe, 54, Donegal

Jacqueline Toal, 34, Glasgow

Janet Brownlie, 59, UK

Jason Russell, 28 Wrexham

Jonathan Hikmet, 25, UK

Jonathan William Blott, 24, UK

Joseph Ire Sieder, 45, London

Karl Townsend, 43, Liverpool

Kathleen R Fellows, 70, England

Keith Diplock, 71, East Sussex – believed safe

Laurence Benjamin Gerhardt, 24, UK

Lloyd Davies, 22, Beckenham, London

Lynda Davis, 50, Scotland

Madelana Ryan, 48, Dublin

Marilyn Ann Harnett, 65, Saffron Walden

Mark Ian Skenerton, 50, Chelmsford

Martin James Edmonds Gattuso, 38, Harborough Magna, Warwickshire

Martin Oppenheim, 65, England – believed safe

Martin Thomas Donnelly, 34, Stockport

Mary Magdelina Claus, 64, Nuneaton

Matthew Caraport, 23, UK

Matthew David Spruell, 38, London

Matthew Thorne, 36, Stirling – believed safe

Maurice Hanley, 54, England – believed safe

Maxwell John Hynes Giusti, 45, London – believed safe

Mike Russell, 42, Lancashire

Mitchell Carpenter, 23, Aberdeen – believed safe

Monica Redenham, 63, London – believed safe

Naomi Everett, 24, Manchester

Niall Kavanagh, 54, Dublin

Nicholas Cooney, 71, Drogheda – believed safe

Norah Arscott, 77, Somerset

Oliver McKevitt, 24, Northern Ireland – believed safe

Pat Loughran, 66, Dublin – believed safe

Philip James Green, 30, London

Rachel McDonald, 26, Kent – believed safe

Richard Jones, 59, Glasgow – believed safe

Richard Bannister, 64, England

Ross Cameron Smith, 22, Dumfries – believed safe

Ruth Millington, 25, UK – believed safe

Samuel Beckett, 23, Portsmouth believed safe

Samuel Luke Bond, 28, Bath – believed safe

Seobhan McGuigan, 41, Edinburgh

Shaun Bailey, 27, Stoke-on-Trent

Simon Charlesworth, 49, UK

Sinead Nic Cionna, 31, Monaghan – believed safe

Sonia Downie, 50, London – believed safe

Sophie Proffitt, 23, Oxford

Stephen Burke, 26, Ruislip – believed safe

Su Browning, 62, Lambeth – believed safe

Susan McDonald, 41, Dundee

Susannah Ross, 20, Bath – believed safe but stranded in Langtang valley in northern Nepal

Terry Tremble, 56, England – believed safe

Thomas Drumm, 55, Monaghan

Thomas William Southgate, 23, England

Tracy Ruth Powell, 45, UK

Victoria Barkas, 34, United Kingdom