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Workers Found Alive in Tunnel After 9 Days in Nepal; Flood Disaster Claims Over 1,200 Lives
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- Over 1,200 people lost their lives as a result of the flood disaster in Nepal.
- Workers trapped in a tunnel for 9 days were rescued alive.
- Thousands are still missing, rescue operations continue.
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Workers trapped in a tunnel for 9 days in the devastating flood disaster in Nepal were rescued alive. The disaster has so far claimed over 1,200 lives and thousands remain missing.
Rescue teams reached the workers while working under harsh weather conditions and damaged infrastructure. Authorities continue search and rescue operations and are trying to determine the full extent of the damage in the region.
Calls for help were made to the international community. The scale of the disaster continues to grow with the rising number of missing persons and heavy damage to settlements.
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- Teams continue search and rescue activities under difficult conditions.
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