6-year-old girl rescued alive in Nepal after being trapped for 60 hours
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6-year-old girl rescued alive in Nepal after being trapped for 60 hours

dnoticias.pt29 August 2026 at 19:03

A 6-year-old girl was rescued alive in northern Nepal, almost 60 hours after being trapped under mud and debris dragged by the flash floods, the Nepalese Armed Police reported.

The rescue of the child was filmed in a video released by the Armed Police of Nepal, the Spanish news agency EFE reported.

The girl was found in Timure, near the border with China, one of the localities most affected by the flash floods that destroyed numerous homes and commercial establishments.

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