Rescuers Pull Two People Alive From Nepal Debris 10 Days After Flash Floods
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The Story
Rescuers in Nepal pulled two people alive from debris on Saturday, September 5, 2026, 10 days after devastating flash floods. A Chinese national, Lu Haitao, was rescued from inside a 225-meter tunnel at the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project. He is the third person pulled out alive from various tunnels, where authorities believe 900 people might be stuck. The floods, caused by a wall of ice, rock, and mud tearing through a Himalayan valley, killed more than 1,300 people on August 26. Separately, an elderly woman was found alive in her house. Rescue operations continue along the Nepal-Tibet border. The Chinese worker was trapped in the tunnel for 10 days. The woman was rescued alive after 10 days trapped in her debris-buried house. Thousands of people are still missing following the floods.
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What they agree on
- Rescuers in Nepal pulled two people alive from debris on September 5, 2026, 10 days after devastating flash floods.
- A Chinese national, Lu Haitao, was rescued from a 225-meter tunnel at the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project.
- An elderly woman was also rescued alive from her debris-buried house.
- The flash floods, caused by a wall of ice, rock, and mud, killed more than 1,300 people on August 26.
- Authorities believe 900 people might still be stuck in various tunnels.
Where they split
- Some international sources, like The Japan Times and France 24, specifically name the rescued Chinese national as Lu Haitao.
- Euronews and The Federal highlight that both a Chinese man and a woman were found alive in separate situations.
- CNN and Associated Press emphasize the miraculous nature of the rescues 10 days after the floods.
- The Kathmandu Post and Telegraph India specifically focus on the rescue of the elderly woman from her debris-buried house.
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