Rescuers in Nepal pull two people alive from flood-affected debris ten days after devastating floods hit the country. Multiple outlets report separate operations in which teams recover a Chinese man and a local woman, reviving hopes amid ongoing search efforts.
Reports describe the recoveries as part of continued efforts to locate thousands of people still missing. Euronews and other summaries note the scale of the disaster, including high death tolls and a large number of people unaccounted for. France 24 says one survivor is pulled from a tunnel, while the other is recovered from a partially submerged home, indicating the rescues occur in different conditions and locations.
While outlets align on the timing and that two survivors are found alive, they vary slightly on specific details such as the setting of the recovery sites (tunnel versus submerged home) and the way the broader casualty and missing-person figures are emphasized. All accounts frame the latest finds as part of an ongoing nationwide search-and-rescue operation.
