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Eco · Extreme weather · published 2026-09-05 · via The Guardian

Two Workers Pulled Alive from Flooded Nepal Tunnel After Nine Days

Image via The Guardian
Image via The Guardian

Rescuers have extracted two workers from a flooded hydropower tunnel in Nepal, nine days after a glacial collapse caused devastating flash floods. The operation was praised by Australian engineer Arnold Dix as a sign of hope for other missing workers. Hundreds of employees from various hydropower projects are still unaccounted for.

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