Nepal survivor rescue ongoing
Nepalese rescue teams continue searching for survivors in the northern tunnels of the country following the devastating floods that struck the region on August 26, which resulted in over 1,114 deaths and around 5,600 people missing. Two workers have been rescued, one of whom had been trapped for nine days in a tunnel at the Trishuli-3 dam. The operations are ongoing under harsh geographical and climatic conditions with the assistance of international teams from China, India, and South Korea. It is estimated that more than 900 workers and contractors remain unaccounted for. The floods are among the deadliest disasters in the country, with walls of water, ice, and debris destroying valleys and causing hundreds of fatalities.
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