Two tunnel workers in Nepal are rescued after being trapped underground for nine days following floods, according to NDTV. The report says Kabir Maharjan is one of the two men brought out alive, with his family describing the ordeal and emphasizing that he “never lost hope.”
The rescue is presented as a rare development in the aftermath of the flooding, which damages infrastructure and disrupts rescue efforts across affected areas. NDTV focuses on the personal account and the family’s perspective as the central lens on what happened, highlighting survival despite prolonged entrapment.
While the available source specifically centers on the rescue of two workers and the nine-day duration, it does not provide broader comparative details such as the exact location, the rescue operation timeline, or additional officials’ statements. The key points across the coverage provided here remain the same: the floods cause the tunnel workers to become trapped, and both are ultimately rescued after nine days.
