Two trapped workers rescued from mud-clogged tunnel 9 days after Nepal floods
Summary
Nine days after massive floods in Nepal, two workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel were rescued alive and are now getting medical care. Rescue teams continue searching for about 115 other people still believed to be stuck inside the mud-filled tunnel.Key Facts
- Heavy floods caused major destruction in Nepal, killing over 1,200 people.
- More than 5,000 people are reported missing due to the floods.
- The two rescued workers were trapped in a tunnel connected to a hydropower project.
- The tunnel collapsed and filled with mud from the floods, making rescue difficult.
- Emergency crews are working to find and save the estimated 115 workers still trapped.
- The rescue operation is happening in Rasuwa district, where the Trishuli-3A hydropower project is located.
- The two survivors are currently receiving medical treatment.
- The floods have caused widespread damage, including loss of lives and many missing people.
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