Trading food for medicine and crossing the river by zip line are part of life in Nepal flood zone
Rescue efforts in Nepal continue after floods trapped scores in a hydropower tunnel
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Two people were rescued from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal more than a week after a flash flood. The flood has caused widespread devastation, with rescue efforts complicated by the terrain and infrastructure damage. The death toll has climbed to 1,252.
The Guardian notes that aid operations are being hampered by the conditions. The BBC and CNN have reported voices heard at the flood-stricken power plant, where scores remain trapped. Engineers in a WhatsApp group are guiding rescue efforts, according to Reuters and Yahoo.
Rescue efforts are ongoing, with two people successfully rescued from the hydropower tunnel. The Nepalese government and international aid organizations are working to provide relief and support to those affected. The focus is on reaching those still trapped and providing necessary supplies to the affected areas.
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Coverage (6)
- Two people rescued from Nepal hydropower tunnel more than a week after flash flood BBC · 1d ago
- Voices heard at flood-stricken Nepali power plant where scores trapped CNN · 1d ago
- How engineers in a WhatsApp group are guiding Nepal's flood rescue efforts Reuters · 1d ago
- How engineers in a WhatsApp group are guiding Nepal's flood rescue efforts Yahoo · 1d ago
- Nepal floods death toll climbs to 1,252 as rescue efforts continue KMAland.com · 1d ago
- First Thing: Aid operations in aftermath of deadly Nepal floods hampered by conditions The Guardian · 1d ago
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What is the current death toll from the floods in Nepal?
The death toll has climbed to 1,252.
How are rescue efforts being coordinated?
Engineers in a WhatsApp group are guiding Nepal's flood rescue efforts.
What challenges are aid operations facing?
Aid operations are hampered by conditions in the aftermath of the floods.
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