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Nepal Floods: 6 Bodies Recovered From Upper Trishuli-1 Tunnel; over 6,100 People Still Missing

Rescuers used heavy cutting equipment to remove the remains as search teams continued looking for people missing after the floods.

  • On Friday, the Nepal Army recovered six bodies from the Audit-3 tunnel at the Upper Trishuli-1 project site in Nuwakot, finding victims entangled in steel reinforcement mesh.
  • Triggered by an ice-rock avalanche near the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26, The Bhotekoshi flash floods devastated northern and central Nepal, killing at least 1,410 people and leaving 6,145 missing as of Thursday.
  • Nepal Army Headquarters reported that teams used grinders and gas cutters to remove the bodies, while search operations continue at Chilime, Rasuwagadhi, Langtang, Trishuli-3A, and Upper Trishuli-3B hydropower projects.
  • Meanwhile, the Tribhuvan Highway and Kanti Highway connecting Hetauda with Kathmandu resumed two-way traffic on Friday after the Prithvi Highway cleared in Dhading, according to Santosh Subedi, administrative officer at the District Administration Office in Makawanpur.
  • Search operations remain ongoing at Upper Trishuli-1 where the Nepal Army suspects more bodies are buried under mud, as nationwide rescue efforts have saved more than 13,756 people from affected areas.
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The bodies of six people were found trapped in a steel mesh used for concrete work in the Upper Trishuli-1 tunnel in Nepal. They were working at a hydropower project when the disaster struck on August 26.

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The mountainside collapsed, sending more than 100 million cubic meters of snow, ice and rock into the valley.

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SME broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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