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Two rescued from rubble after floods in Nepal
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Yesterday, rescue workers managed to pull two people alive from the rubble, ten days after the devastating floods in Nepal. This is reported by multiple news media.
According to France24, it concerns a Chinese man and a woman, who were rescued in separate operations. World Tunnels reports that rescue workers pulled the two people alive from the rubble, as did World Floods and Vatican News.
The Guardian specifies that the Chinese man was found at the Trishuli hydropower project and the Nepalese woman in Nuwakot. The Nepalese army reports that a joint team, consisting of soldiers and South Korean disaster experts, pulled the man out of a 225-meter deep tunnel. He is currently undergoing a health assessment. Photos show how he was evacuated by helicopter after being carried out of the tunnel.
Bluesky news and X accounts also report that rescue workers in Nepal have found two people alive after the flood disaster.
World Vs reports that rescue workers have pulled two people alive from the rubble, ten days after the devastating floods. This is also reported by Abc News and Vert Search Operations, who speak of floods in Nepal and Tibet.
Thousands of missing persons are still being searched for, as reported by France24.