$100,000 reward offered for Canadian bushwalker missing in Australia

JINDABYNE, Australia, June 10 (UPI) -- A drone was deployed over Australia's Kosciuszko National Park for a second day Monday in hopes of finding a missing Canadian bushwalker.

The family of Prabh Srawn also doubled the reward for finding him alive or dead to $100,000, The Canberra Times reported.

The 25-year-old Canadian, a student at Bond University, has been missing for almost a month, the newspaper said. He was last seen when he parked his car at Charlotte Pass Village May 13.

He was wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans. Police say he may also have been wearing a red-and-black ski jacket with the words "Frogg Toggs" on it.