Armed Forces rescue workers from hydroelectric plant hit by flash flood in Nepal
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Armed Forces rescue workers from hydroelectric plant hit by flash flood in Nepal

Sábado28 August 2026 at 19:00

Rescue teams in Nepal are racing against time to locate hundreds of missing people after a flash flood hit the country. The situation is considered urgent, with authorities trying to reach victims in areas affected by the natural disaster.

This Friday, the Nepali Armed Forces managed to rescue several workers who were trapped inside the tunnel of a hydroelectric plant. The workers were found alive after being stranded due to the flash flood.

The flash flood caused significant destruction in the region, leaving a high number of people missing. Rescue operations continue, with authorities facing difficulties accessing some of the most affected areas.

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