Search for 93 Missing Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Workers Expands into Forest
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- Search teams have expanded efforts for 93 workers missing from the Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Project beyond its powerhouse.
- Experienced rock climbers are searching nearby forests and steep terrain where workers may have fled from the flood.
The search for 93 employees and workers missing from Nepal’s Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Project has moved beyond the powerhouse and into nearby forests and difficult mountain terrain.
An eight-member team of experienced rock climbers has been deployed to areas where workers may have fled to escape the flood.
The operation is focusing on forests around the project as rescuers widen the search.
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