Rescue teams in Nepal managed to rescue two survivors alive ten days after the major floods that hit the country. This discovery represents a rare case of survival after such a prolonged period since the floods occurred.
One of the survivors, a man, was found inside a tunnel of a hydroelectric power plant. The authorities did not specify in what conditions he was found or his health status after the rescue.
The second rescued survivor was a woman who was buried under the rubble of a house destroyed by the floods. As in the man's case, no details were provided about her health status.
The floods in Nepal caused widespread destruction in several regions of the country, leaving a significant toll of dead and missing people. The rescue of these two survivors occurred ten days after the disaster, which makes these rescue operations particularly notable given the time that had passed since the floods occurred.
