Rescuers in Nepal successfully located and extracted a Chinese man and a woman from flood-affected areas on Saturday, 10 days after catastrophic flooding struck the region. The two were pulled out in separate operations, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing search for missing individuals.
The flood, which hit Nepal in late August, caused widespread destruction across the country, particularly in mountainous regions. Emergency teams have been working tirelessly to locate survivors and assess damage. The Chinese man was found alive in a hydropower tunnel, while the woman was recovered from debris in another location.
Authorities reported that thousands of people remain unaccounted for, with rescue efforts continuing in difficult terrain. The operation highlights the challenges faced by rescuers in the aftermath of such disasters. No further details on the condition of the survivors were immediately released.
