Nepal Disaster Survivor's 9-Day Underground Ordeal

The article revolves around the rescue of a Nepali worker named Sanchai Saha after spending nine days inside an flooded tunnel at a hydroelectric station in Nepal. The flood was caused by a massive glacier collapse in the Himalayan mountains. Saha endured difficult conditions of hunger and isolation, as he found no food and relied on the floodwaters and rocky protrusions to survive. His reliance on his family and his optimism were among the key factors that helped him endure. He was rescued after the rescue teams located his position thanks to their voices. Currently, he is in recovery, having lost friends and colleagues along the way. He expressed sorrow over the deaths of others who could not be saved. Meanwhile, the incident of the collapse, which resulted in at least 1,300 deaths, remains a devastating natural disaster, with more than 5,300 people still missing.

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