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Nepal. At least 46 people remain trapped in hydroelectric plant

RTP Notícias2 September 2026 at 11:40

Nepalese authorities believe there are at least 46 people, still alive, inside an underground chamber of a hydroelectric plant in Rasuwagadhi. The situation involves an accident or incident that left these individuals trapped in the underground location of the plant. No additional details were provided about the causes of the incident or about the ongoing rescue operations.

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