Nepal floods: two rescued after nine days

Rescue teams in Nepal successfully evacuated two individuals who are still alive nine days after floods caused by a glacier and rock collapse in the Trishuli River. The disaster has resulted in over 1,200 deaths and thousands displaced. Among the rescuers were two workers trapped in a tunnel linked to hydroelectric projects, whom they found after ongoing rescue efforts in challenging geographical conditions. The floods caused damages estimated at over 387.5 billion Nepalese Rupees (approximately $2.56 billion), destroying thousands of homes and displacing residents. Searches are still underway to find hundreds of missing people, including foreigners, as international efforts continue, especially from Australia.

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