A woman and two men were rescued alive from mud and debris in Nepal nine days after catastrophic floods hit the Himalayan region. The rescues took place near the Upper Trishuli 3A hydropower station, where workers had been trapped since the disaster. The floods, which swept through the border area between Nepal and China, caused over 1,300 deaths and more than 5,600 missing persons. Rescuers used heavy machinery and manual digging to free the survivors, who were found in the tunnels of the hydropower facility. The woman was pulled from the mud, while the two men were freed from the collapsed structures. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts to locate and rescue those still missing in the aftermath of the disaster. Authorities continue to search for more survivors in the affected areas.