Rescue Operations Continue in Nepal After Devastating Floods
Rescuers in Nepal have successfully pulled two individuals alive from debris ten days after severe floods struck the region. Efforts are ongoing to locate thousands of missing persons, particularly at hydropower projects where many workers are believed trapped.
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