Nepal Rescuers Reach Remote Areas, Electricity Restored Nearly a Week After Devastating Floods
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Nepal rescuers reach remote areas as electricity restored after floods
KATHMANDU —Nepali rescuers built temporary bridges to reach remote areas and dug through the ruins of hydropower projects in the Himalayas to rescue close to 300 trapped workers, nearly a week after devastating floods left a trail of destruction across the country's towns and valleys.
Rescuers in Nepal built temporary bridges to reach isolated areas of the country and managed to save about 300 workers who remained trapped in the ruins of hydroelectric power plants in the Himalayas almost a week after the landslide and flood that left behind huge destruction, leveling entire areas in the country and in neighboring Tibet. […] The article Nepal: 300 workers rescued from the ruins – Almost 1,000 dead and missing from the disaster…
Rescuers in Nepal built temporary bridges to reach isolated areas of the country and managed to save about 300 workers who remained trapped in the ruins of hydroelectric power stations in the Himalayas almost a week after a landslide and flood left behind huge devastation, leveling entire areas in the country and neighboring Tibet.
Rescuers in Nepal have built temporary bridges to reach isolated areas of the country and managed to save about 300 workers who remained trapped in the ruins of hydroelectric power stations in the Himalayas almost a week after a landslide and flood left behind huge devastation, leveling entire areas in the country and in neighboring Tibet. According to a more recent, provisional toll, 987 people have lost their lives in Nepal, while another 13 h…
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