Chinese national rescued alive after 10 days trapped in hydropower tunnel
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At a glance
- A joint Nepali and foreign rescue team found Chinese national Luhaitao about 225 meters inside the Upper Trishuli-1 hydropower tunnel after 10 days and brought him out alive.
- Luhaitao is undergoing a medical check-up, while search and rescue operations continue at the project.
- Separately, Nepalโs Armed Police Force rescued 60-year-old Chandika Shrestha from a debris-buried house in Nuwakot.
A Chinese national trapped inside a hydropower tunnel for 10 days was brought out alive after rescuers found him about 225 meters inside the passage.
Nepali Army spokesman Rajaram Basnet said a joint team involving the Nepali Army and foreign rescuers located Luhaitao at the Upper Trishuli-1 hydropower project. He was taken out alive and is undergoing a medical check-up.
The search and rescue operation at the project is continuing. Separately, the Armed Police Force rescued 60-year-old Chandika Shrestha from the upper floor of a four-storey house buried under debris in Betravati, Nuwakot.
The nine-member team, led by Armed Police Inspector Suman Kumar BK, carried out that rescue in Bidur Municipality-10, police said.
A Chinese national was rescued alive from the Upper Trishuli-1 hydropower projectโs tunnel on the 10th day after being trapped there.
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