A British man was rescued from rubble in Nepal nearly a week after catastrophic floods struck the region, according to authorities. The man, identified as a male but not named, was among 119 people saved during a search and rescue operation. The floods, which hit Nepal and parts of China, caused widespread destruction and triggered landslides. Rescue workers faced challenging conditions as they searched for survivors in mud and debris. The operation continued for several days, with teams using heavy machinery and manual efforts to clear the affected areas. The survivor’s condition was not immediately disclosed, but officials confirmed he was pulled alive from the rubble. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts to locate and rescue those trapped in the aftermath of the disaster.