Two people—a man and a woman—are found alive about 10 days after devastating floods near the Nepal–Tibet border, according to officials cited by multiple outlets.
The reports describe the rescues as occurring after the flash-flood event that swept through the region, which is characterized by fast-rising water and difficult terrain for search-and-rescue teams. Details provided across sources are limited, with outlets focusing primarily on the timing of the discovery and the identities not being specified. ABC News, Yahoo News, and The Oregonian all report the same basic outcome: two survivors are located after nearly two weeks. The Independent similarly describes the rescue of a man and a woman after 10 days.
While the core facts match, the outlets vary in wording, including how they describe the incident (for example, “devastating floods” versus “flash floods”) but do not add materially different information in the provided summaries. No source excerpted here offers additional verification on the survivors’ conditions or the exact location and circumstances of the rescue.
