Nine days after a catastrophe that devastated Nepal, two people were rescued alive from inside a tunnel located 170 meters deep. The rescue surprised the emergency teams and represents a humanitarian miracle in the midst of the tragedy.
The survivors were working at a hydroelectric power plant located along the Trishuli river, one of the regions most affected by the catastrophe. The construction of the infrastructure was underway when the disaster occurred.
The rescue took nine days from the moment of the catastrophe until the two workers were found alive. The authorities did not provide further details about the health condition of the survivors or the exact conditions of the rescue.
