Authorities are burying unidentified victims after the catastrophic Nepal-China floods. CNN’s Hanako Montgomery talks about what she witnessed from reporting on the ground.
Rescuers in Nepal have pulled a Chinese national alive from a hydropower tunnel 10 days after floods caused devastation on the border, according to the Nepali army.
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Two people have been pulled alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal, more than a week after catastrophic floods at its border with China. The plant was unrecognizable from the disaster – rescuers had to use satellite pictures to find it below the mud. Sanjay Sah, 30, who is in stable condition, had to ask rescuers what date it was. He said he was trapped after helping others escape and kept his spirits up chanting Hindu mantras. Kabir Maharjan, 45 is critically ill. Both are being treated in hospital. Emergency workers told CNN at the site that they remain hopeful of finding more people alive. But the situation remains murky and operations are cumbersome, with rescuers digging by hand. 0:00 Cheers as Sanjay Sah, 30, is pulled from tunnel…
Two people have been rescued from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal, a dramatic breakthrough more than a week after catastrophic floods hit the country’s border with China. CNN's Hanako Montgomery reports.
Rescue teams in Nepal are trying to locate workers who may still be alive within mountain hydropower tunnels, but the passageways are clogged with mud following last week's deadly flash floods. Construction engineer Leon Jacobs agrees it's possible some workers have survived. “Because the tunnels are so large, there’s a fair amount of air down there," he told "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" on Wednesday. "The question, of course, becomes what do they have for food and water?” #World #Nepal #Floods Anchor Elizabeth Vargas delivers the biggest stories, without bias or opinion. Watch "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" every weeknight at 7p/6C on NewsNation. #VargasReports NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
CNN's Will Ripley spoke to a girl who lost 17 family members in the Nepal floods as the death count rises to over 1000+ dead and more that 4400+ still missing. And CNN's Anderson Cooper speaks to a bus driver, who saved dozens of children from deadly flooding. Hopes are fading for a quick rescue operation as Nepali crews and foreign specialists race to find scores of workers feared trapped alive inside hydropower tunnels in Nepal, after thick mud buried the facilities during last week’s devastating flash floods. 0:00 Sleeping on two-story high building is still not a safe place 3:30 Displaced families living in makeshift shelter fearing more floods 6:30 Bus driver on his thoughts as he saved dozens of children from deadly flooding Watch…
As the death toll exceeds 1,000 in Nepal, many are still searching and grieving for their loved ones. CNN’s Will Ripley reports. #cnn #news #nepal
In the devastating aftermath of the flash flood in Nepal, police probe the grass and scour the riverbanks for bodies swept downstream from the Himalayas. CNN's Hanako Montgomery goes on a search and recovery mission with the Nepali police in Bharatpur.
Continued threats of rain and potential thunderstorms could complicate the search for a missing hiker, Wyoming pilot Timothy Smith, who disappeared after a flash flood swept through the Grand Canyon. NewsNation's Xavier Walton has the latest developments.