00:04So we visited the RHPL, Roswagati Hydropower Limited tunnel yesterday, just like Timur.
00:13And then the tunnel, we visited the place with the engineer of the tunnel.
00:18So they said there were like three survivors, the remaining employees of that entire project.
00:26So they flew from Kathmandu, and then we went inside the tunnel with the engineers.
00:31And what we saw was like the tunnel is like completely dark.
00:35So we used some thermal drones to first take the safety of the crew that was going inside.
00:40And we confirmed that there's no chance of any people being alive because of that plot.
00:45Because the whole power room, or I don't know the technical term, they say that there's
00:51a big room inside a tunnel, they say power station.
00:54So it was all like filled up to like 90%.
00:59So there was like no chances of people suffering there.
01:02And neither did we find any like dead bodies or like any sign of people possibly being there.
01:09So we just decided to go back.
01:11And then that river was like a really risky place for even the Nepali army people team of rescue
01:19to like going there and we had we had a separate team sitting outside preparing some ropes to
01:25like climb up in case the flat floods happen.
01:28We were kind of disappointed because like we had some expectation that there could be some
01:38people like inside the power room, but seeing the level of flood, mud, water, soil, everything
01:46there like rising up like 80-90% high, our hopes have gone.
01:51We're definitely like bad and we just decided to go back.
01:54We're just going back.
01:56We're just going back.
02:05We're just going back.
