Ten days after a glacial collapse unleashed catastrophic floods across Nepal, rescuers pulled two survivors from the wreckage — a Chinese worker from deep inside a mountain tunnel and an elderly Nepali woman from the mud of her ruined home. These fragile moments of hope arrive against a backdrop of staggering loss: more than 1,375 confirmed dead, thousands still missing, and hundreds of workers believed entombed in the tunnels of hydropower projects carved into the Himalayan mountainside. International teams press on, but time, terrain, and the body's limits conspire against them, reminding us
Nepal rescuers find two alive 10 days after catastrophic floods
At least 1,375 people killed and over 5,000 missing after glacial and rock collapse triggered devastating floods; approximately 900 workers missing at hydropower projects.