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In a remarkable rescue operation, two workers from a hydropower project were saved after enduring nine days trapped within a tunnel in the Rasuwa district of Nepal due to severe floods and mudslides. Kabir Maharjan and Sanjay Sah managed to survive in an air pocket at the Trishuli-3A Hydropower Project after a glacier collapse resulted in a massive surge of mud and water on August 26. This catastrophe claimed the lives of over 1,300 individuals and left thousands unaccounted for, with approximately 121 workers still thought to be trapped in tunnels as of Monday. Their rescue brings a glimmer of hope to the ongoing search efforts in the ravaged valley.

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00:00Two hydropower workers in Nepal have survived nine days trapped inside a flooded tunnel.
00:05Kabir Maharjan and Sanjay Sa were caught after a glacier collapse triggered massive floods and
00:10mudslides. The disaster struck Nepal's Trishuli Valley on August 26. More than 1,300 people were
00:17killed, while thousands remained missing. The two men survived inside an air-filled chamber
00:22deep underground. Rescuers battled mud, rocks, flooding, and repeated collapses to reach them.
00:28After nearly six days of digging, crews finally reached the buried tunnel entrance.
00:33On the tenth day, rescuers heard sounds coming from inside. They drilled through the remaining
00:38debris and saw a survivor's hand. Soon, the men were pulled into daylight, both too weak to stand.
00:44Their survival has raised hopes for other workers still believed trapped underground.
00:49Search and rescue operations continue across the devastated valley.
00:53Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:57using AI-assisted tools.

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