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Nepal: Teams attempt to save over 100 workers trapped in tunnel

Rescue teams in Nepal are working to save more than 100 workers who remain trapped in a tunnel, after an accident that initially left about 350 people stranded. Authorities indicate that most of these workers and local residents have already been safely evacuated, but rescue operations continue to reach the remaining people trapped inside the tunnel.

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"Functional mother" or "puppet" of a voice? Everything said in the Lindsay Clancy trial

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