Floods devastate Nepal valley, rescuers struggle to reach trapped workers
Most outlets led with the destruction caused by floods in Nepal’s Trishuli River valley and the difficulty in reaching workers trapped in hydroelectric plants. The Business Recorder provided additional context, describing the area as a "desolate grey expanse" and mentioning the ongoing rescue efforts, while Dunya News repeated the headline without adding further details.
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In flood-ravaged Nepal valley nothing is left standing
Authorities estimate that some 900 people are trapped inside six hydropower plants in the small Himalayan nation
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In flood-ravaged Nepal valley nothing is left standing
RASUWA: From the air, the section of Nepal’s Trishuli River valley, where rescuers are trying to reach hundreds of workers trapped in hydroelectric power plants, emerges as an utterly desolate grey expanse. Eight days since the catastrophic flood, the ground has either turned hard like concrete or has become a slippery wet mass, and no signs of any human settlement are visible across wide swath...
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