Nine days after catastrophic floods tore through Nepal, rescuers pulled two hydropower tunnel workers to safety, a small victory amid a larger crisis. The flood disaster, which has left more than 500 people missing, has overwhelmed local emergency services and strained the country's already fragile infrastructure. While the rescued workers are reported to be in stable condition, authorities continue to search for the missing, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian challenge in the affected regions. The incident underscores the urgent need for coordinated relief efforts and long‑term flood mitigation strategies in Nepal.
Rescuers in Nepal saved two workers from a hydropower tunnel nine days after devastating floods, but over 500 people remain missing.
