In Flood-Stricken Nepal, a Cool Gust Carries Hopes of a Miracle Rescue
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In flood-stricken Nepal, a cool gust carries hopes of a miracle rescue
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Deep beneath the Himalayas, six men were harnessing the fierce force of glacial melt that provides electricity to Nepal when a terrible deluge struck, filling their workplace, an underground powerhouse, with a churn of silt, rock and water. Floor by floor, life was extinguished.
Sanjay Sah, who was trapped for nine days in a hydroelectric power plant tunnel following floods and landslides in Nepal, was rescued and reunited with his family. His return alive was celebrated by his family with a ritual in accordance with Hindu religious tradition, and there was great joy in his village.
KUALA LUMPUR: The next of kin of 55 Malaysians who have not been traced following the massive flood tragedy in Nepal are still hoping for a miracle, even though 19 days have passed.
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