<p>A 25-year-old Indian-origin student has went missing in a national park in Australia nearly a month ago, prompting his family to announce a reward money to AusD 100,000 for any tip-off.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Prabhdeep Srawn, a Canadian-Indian, went missing on May 13 in the Kosciuszko National Park in the Australian state of New South Wales.<br /><br />Swarn's family, resident of Brampton in the Canadian province of Ontario, doubled the reward money on Friday following a move by New South Wales Police to scale back the search efforts and the official withdrawal of the Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter from the search earlier this week.<br /><br />Facilitators of Facebook page 'Help Find Prabh Srawn: Missing Bushwalker', also posted that the family also offered a daily stipend of AusD 250 for experienced hikers who are willing to join the search operation, the Canberra Times reported.<br /><br />A law student of Bond University in Australia's Gold Coast, Srawn was reportedly trying to climb Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in mainland Australia that is located within the park.<br /><br />Though the family has been optimistic of finding Srawn as he is a master corporal in the Canadian Armed Forces, an Australian Defence Force reservist and has had bushwalking experience, experts feel that the chances of him surviving after so long are slim.</p>
<p>A 25-year-old Indian-origin student has went missing in a national park in Australia nearly a month ago, prompting his family to announce a reward money to AusD 100,000 for any tip-off.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Prabhdeep Srawn, a Canadian-Indian, went missing on May 13 in the Kosciuszko National Park in the Australian state of New South Wales.<br /><br />Swarn's family, resident of Brampton in the Canadian province of Ontario, doubled the reward money on Friday following a move by New South Wales Police to scale back the search efforts and the official withdrawal of the Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter from the search earlier this week.<br /><br />Facilitators of Facebook page 'Help Find Prabh Srawn: Missing Bushwalker', also posted that the family also offered a daily stipend of AusD 250 for experienced hikers who are willing to join the search operation, the Canberra Times reported.<br /><br />A law student of Bond University in Australia's Gold Coast, Srawn was reportedly trying to climb Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in mainland Australia that is located within the park.<br /><br />Though the family has been optimistic of finding Srawn as he is a master corporal in the Canadian Armed Forces, an Australian Defence Force reservist and has had bushwalking experience, experts feel that the chances of him surviving after so long are slim.</p>