Two individuals have been rescued from a tunnel in Nepal more than a week after flash flooding impacted the Nepal-Tibet border, resulting in over 1,300 fatalities. Nepal's army is actively searching for additional survivors, although rescue operations are being hampered by mud and rocks. Azadeh Moshiri, the BBC's South Asia correspondent, reports that these rescues have provided renewed hope to families still awaiting news about missing relatives. The search continues as rescuers attempt to reach dozens who remain trapped in the tunnel.
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Rescue Efforts Continue in Nepal Following Flash Floods
Rescue operations in Nepal are ongoing following devastating flash floods that have resulted in over 1,300 deaths. Two people have been successfully rescued from a tunnel, offering hope to families of those still missing as the army continues its search despite challenging conditions.
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'A rare moment of joy': Nepal tunnel rescues bring hope for more flood survivors
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Rescue Efforts Continue in Nepal Following Flash Floods