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Rescue Operation at Blocked Nepalese Hydropower Tunnel Yields Two Survivors

A rescue operation at a blocked hydropower tunnel in Nepal has successfully located and rescued two survivors following a devastating flash flood that has claimed 1,300 lives. Tunnelling expert Arnold Dix detailed the challenges faced by rescuers, including locating the tunnel entrance and navigating through debris and water. The team continues to search for additional survivors still believed to be trapped.

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A rescue operation at a blocked hydropower tunnel in Nepal has successfully located and rescued two survivors following a devastating flash flood that has claimed 1,300 lives. Tunnelling expert Arnold Dix detailed the challenges faced by rescuers, including locating the tunnel entrance and navigating through debris and water. The team continues to search for additional survivors still believed to be trapped.

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Original Headline

'Layer upon layer of miracles': How Nepal flood survivors were rescued from tunnel

Neutral Headline

Rescue Operation at Blocked Nepalese Hydropower Tunnel Yields Two Survivors