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Rescue teams in Nepal have managed to evacuate alive two workers from a tunnel that was hit by floods and mudslides in the northern part of the country, more than a week after the disaster which resulted in the deaths of at least 1,280 people and the disappearance of over 5,600. About a hundred workers had been trapped inside tunnels of hydroelectric projects along the border with China, where excavation and blasting operations to remove debris continued, assisted by teams from China, India, and South Korea. Worker Sangeet Shah and Kaper Maharaijan were brought to the surface and transported to Kathmandu, while rescue efforts are ongoing to locate and evacuate the remaining missing persons.
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