CNN Goes Inside Rescue Operations in Worst-Hit Area of Nepal
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CNN goes inside rescue operations in worst-hit area of Nepal
Six days after devastating floods struck the Nepal-China border, CNN’s Anderson Cooper speaks with rescuers on the front lines as they work to reach hundreds of hydropower workers who are unaccounted for.
[Cable News] Landslides along the China-Nepal border have killed over 1,200 people. Rescue workers are installing slings to evacuate trapped victims, and the government is distributing over [amount missing] to the disaster area.
A rescue expert sent to Nepal by the Chinese government recounted an extremely rare situation encountered during tunnel rescue operations following flash floods.
A week after devastating flash floods on the China-Nepal border, search and rescue operations have intensified, even as chances of survival become increasingly slim.
Yesterday, China fully restored the national highway leading to the border crossing with Nepal, while Nepal continued searching for survivors with the assistance of foreign rescue teams.
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