Chinese National Rescued Alive from Nepal Hydropower Tunnel
Rescue teams save 169 Indians and a Chinese national amid flood crisis
A Chinese national was rescued alive from a tunnel at the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project in Nepal by a joint team of Nepali Army and foreign rescuers. So far, 169 Indian nationals have been rescued, and 1,907 have crossed safely into Nepal from China amid the flood crisis. India plans to send additional relief materials to support Nepal's rescue efforts.
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A Chinese national was rescued alive from a tunnel at the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project in Nepal, marking a significant breakthrough in flood rescue operations. The joint rescue team comprising the Nepali Army and foreign rescuers carried out the operation at 1.30 pm, officials said.
Mr. Jaiswal, at his regular media briefing, said that 169 Indian nationals have been rescued so far. Additionally, 1,907 Indians have safely crossed into Nepal from China amid the ongoing flood crisis. He also mentioned plans to send more forensic kits, Bailey bridges, and other materials requested by the Nepalese government to aid rescue and relief efforts.
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