Two workers have been rescued alive from Nepal’s Upper Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project, nine days after catastrophic flash floods and debris flows trapped them inside a tunnel. Their survival has raised hopes that dozens of other workers may still be alive underground. Two Workers Pulled Alive
Nepal is moving to rebuild an early-warning system along its border with China after catastrophic flooding killed more than 1,100 people across Nepal and Tibet and left thousands missing. The planned network will use seismic sensors, cameras and satellite communications to provide faster alerts in the highly vulnerable Himalayan region. Nepal Plans New Warning System […]
Rescue teams in Nepal have intensified efforts to reach workers feared trapped inside flood-hit hydropower tunnels, with official estimates indicating that as many as 933 employees remain unaccounted for. Operations are focused on the Upper Trishuli-3A project, where rescuers have located the tunnel’s crown head. Upper Trishuli-3A Tunnel Head Located Nepal Army-led teams








