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Nepal Floods: 2 Workers Rescued Alive From Trishuli Hydropower Tunnel

In Nepal, rescue teams have pulled two hydropower workers alive from a tunnel nine days after catastrophic flash floods triggered by an August 26 glacier collapse. The rescued individuals have been identified as mechanical foreman Sanjay Shah and mechanical supervisor Kabir Mahajan, who were trapped inside a tunnel at the Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project on the Trishuli River. The breakthrough occurred after rescuers heard voices from deep within the debris. The disaster has claimed over 1,300 lives with thousands still missing. Authorities continue intensified search operations under difficult conditions to locate other stranded survivors.

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