Nine days after catastrophic floods swallowed the tunnels of Nepal's Trishuli River hydropower plants, two men were pulled from the darkness — the first proof that survival in such conditions is possible, and a fragile signal of hope for the dozens still unaccounted for. The disaster, born of flash floods and landslides that have claimed more than 1,200 lives across Nepal, has drawn rescue teams from multiple nations into a four-kilometer underground labyrinth where time, psychology, and geology conspire against the living. In the Himalayas, where human ambition to harness rivers meets the riv
Two rescued from Nepal hydropower plant as voices heard after nine days
Over 1,200 people killed in Nepal floods; hundreds of workers trapped in multiple hydropower plants; two rescued after nine days with dozens still missing.