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Rescue race for 600+ workers trapped in tunnels after floods in Nepal and Tibet
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- Over 600 hydroelectric workers trapped in tunnels after flood/landslide in Nepal and Tibet
- Rescue operations ongoing since Saturday, more than 10 projects damaged
- Difficult terrain and weather conditions hampering rescue efforts
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600+ workers trapped in tunnels10+ hydroelectric projects damagedRescue operations ongoing since Saturday
Since Saturday, rescue teams have been racing against time to reach more than 600 hydroelectric plant workers trapped in tunnels following a flood and landslide in Nepal and Tibet. The flood damaged or completely destroyed more than ten hydroelectric projects in the region.
Rescue operations are slowing due to difficult terrain conditions and ongoing weather risks, and the workers' health status and exact numbers have not yet been clarified. Authorities are using heavy machinery and manual labor to open the tunnels buried under debris.
The incident has once again highlighted how vulnerable hydroelectric infrastructure in the Himalayan region is to natural disasters, triggering calls for international aid and coordination.
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- What exactly happened in Nepal and Tibet?
- A flood and landslide hit more than ten hydroelectric power plants in the region, blocking more than 600 workers in tunnels.
- How many projects were affected and when did rescue start?
- More than ten hydroelectric projects were damaged or destroyed; rescue operations have been ongoing since Saturday.
- What is the condition of the workers and what stage is the rescue at?
- Workers' health status is still uncertain; teams are working in difficult conditions to open tunnels, exact numbers not yet clarified.
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