‘Nepalis Can Do It Too’: Army Team Rescues Two Survivors from Trishuli 3A
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At a glance
- A Nepali Army-led rescue team pulled two people alive from a blocked tunnel at the Trishuli 3A hydropower project.
- The rescue came 10 days after flooding from the Bhotekoshi River blocked the tunnel entrance.
- The survivors’ rescue renewed hopes that other people reported missing from the project could also be found.
Ten days after the Bhotekoshi flood sealed the entrance to a tunnel at the Trishuli 3A hydropower project, rescuers pulled two trapped people out alive on Friday.
The rescue team was led by the Nepali Army. Its success has raised hopes that others reported missing from the project may also still be found.
The operation prompted the message, “Nepalis can do it too,” reflecting the significance of the rescue and the team’s achievement. No further details about the survivors or the missing people were provided.
Nepalis can do it too
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