Video. Two hydropower workers rescued alive after nine days trapped in Nepal tunnel
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Nepal Army handout images show the rescue of two hydropower workers who survived for nine days inside a tunnel buried by mud and debris after devastating floods swept through the country’s Trishuli Valley.
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What happened
Nepal Army handout images show the rescue of two hydropower workers who survived for nine days inside a tunnel buried by mud and debris after devastating floods swept through the country’s Trishuli Valley.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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