A 97-year-old woman, Guna Maya Bohara, is rescued from rubble after flash flooding in Nepal, surviving despite being trapped. Reports describe her as emerging from the debris “like a warrior” and being extracted during a rescue that lasts about four hours.
Rescue teams include local police and the Nepalese army, and an excavator is used as part of the effort to reach her. BBC and NDTV both emphasize the dramatic imagery of her survival and the role of heavy equipment in the rescue. The accounts largely align on her age, her name, and that she is pulled from rubble following the floods, while differing mainly in how they describe the rescue process and associated participants.
