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Dozens of trapped hydropower tunnel workers in Nepal could still be alive, official says

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Dozens of workers trapped in Nepal hydropower tunnels may still be alive after deadly flash floods

Officials express hope that dozens of the 46 workers trapped in underground chambers at Nepal's Rasuwagadhi hydropower plant could still be alive more than a week after catastrophic flash floods swept through the Himalayan region. The disaster has killed over 1,200 people with nearly 4,200 missing, though rescue teams have saved 279 people from flooded hydropower projects.

Sep 2, 2026·5 sourcesNepal-Tibet flood disaster and rescue effortsNatural disasters
Dozens of workers trapped in Nepal hydropower tunnels may still be alive after deadly flash floods
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