Rescuers pull two men out alive from a tunnel connected to the Upper Trishuli 3A Hydropower Station in Nepal, according to multiple outlets. The rescue happens on Friday, about nine days after floods triggered the tunnel incident and left people unaccounted for.
Reports identify the rescued workers as Sanjay Sah, a mechanical foreman, and Kabir Maharjan, a mechanical supervisor. ABC Australia and other coverage describe the discovery as renewing hopes that additional survivors may still be trapped, while noting that the operation is underway and follows the earlier flood impact on the Trishuli River area.
The outlets broadly agree on the timing, location, and that two people are recovered alive. Some reports emphasize the renewed search for others inside the tunnel, while others focus on the names and roles of the men rescued. No source included here disputes the central facts of the rescue or provides conflicting details about the tunnel project.
