Trapped Nepali Workers Pulled From Hydropower Tunnel After Catastrophic Flooding
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They are workers in the tunnel of a power plant. Risk of a new exondation (ANSA)
Nepal mudslide rescue operation pulls 350 people from a flooded hydropower tunnel in Rasuwa district as over 1,900 remain missing after a glacial collapse in Langtang National Park.
The Nepali Army is working this Friday to find more than 100 people who have been trapped inside a hydroelectric tunnel for two days. At the moment, 350 workers from the power plant have been found alive, despite being one of the most devastated areas by the floods of last Wednesday. Every hour that passes, the work becomes increasingly complex and the support of rescue eqiupos has been called for specialized in the dangerous technique of the 't…
See how it was the rescue of the 350 people trapped in a tunnel in Nepal Nepal's military had to crawl and dribble the sea of thick mud and slippery to manage to rescue hundreds of people who had been trapped in a tunnel after the mega-avalanche that hit the country, , on Tuesday (26). A hydroelectric tunnel under construction in the town of Rasuwa, Nepal, ended up working to protect workers and local residents of the mega-avalanche, which devas…
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