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Rescuers in Nepal Pull Chinese National Alive from Hydropower Tunnel After 10 Days

Rescuers in Nepal have pulled a Chinese national alive from a hydropower tunnel, 10 days after floods trapped workers underground.

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Rescuers in Nepal Pull Chinese National Alive from Hydropower Tunnel After 10 Days

Nepali rescuers have pulled a Chinese national alive from a flooded hydropower tunnel, 10 days after severe flooding trapped workers underground. The survivor was reportedly found during a painstaking search operation at the damaged facility, where rescue teams faced unstable conditions, debris, and rising water levels. His survival offers a rare moment of hope amid a disaster that has caused widespread destruction. Authorities are continuing efforts to locate other missing workers and assess damage to the hydropower project, nearby communities.

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