Nepal urgency to save trapped workers
The article focused on the rescue efforts in Nepal following unprecedented floods that swept through the Himalayas, resulting in more than 900 deaths and around 5,000 people missing. The floods were caused by the collapse of glaciers and the destruction of hydropower project tunnels. Rescue teams, assisted by Chinese and Indian experts, are working to reach hundreds of workers trapped inside six tunnels covered with mud and rocks, facing significant challenges due to debris accumulation and the difficulty of opening the tunnels. At the same time, authorities are warning of the risk of new floods resulting from water flows from lakes formed by the disaster. The rescue efforts continue to contend with harsh weather conditions and rain, as work proceeds to assess damages and evacuate the missing.
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