A Nepalese construction worker, Dhan Bahadur Tamang, describes surviving an inland tsunami by escaping a flooded tunnel, where he says he was swept several kilometres and saw many bodies. In the account reported by multiple outlets, he is carried through the tunnel as water surges and debris fills the passage.
The reports say Tamang eventually is pushed out into a newly formed body of water, still swirling with debris and equipment. Each source presents the same core sequence of events: the tsunami strikes inland, flooding the tunnel, Tamang is swept up to about four kilometres, and he escapes by being expelled into the surrounding water.
While the outlets share the same eyewitness narrative, they differ mainly in how they frame the story’s emotional weight, using similar wording about “harrowing” conditions and the presence of dead bodies. The articles overall focus on Tamang’s first-person description rather than providing new, independent details about the tunnel system, casualty numbers, or official investigative findings.
