Nepal army races to rescue more than 100 trapped in hydropower tunnel after floods
Summary
The Nepal army is working to rescue more than 100 people trapped inside a hydropower tunnel after floods hit the area three days ago. They are using drilling machines to reach the trapped individuals.Key Facts
- Over 100 people are trapped in a hydropower tunnel in Nepal.
- The flooding occurred three days prior to the rescue efforts.
- The Nepal army is leading the rescue using drilling equipment.
- The flood is part of a larger disaster affecting Nepal and nearby Tibet.
- Around 93,000 people have been affected by the floods, according to the Red Cross.
- Many families are missing loved ones or have lost their homes due to the floods.
- Rescue operations continue as the risk of further flooding remains high.
- The situation is challenging and the death toll may increase.
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