Nepali army uses helicopters to rescue flood survivors
Summary
The Nepali army is using helicopters to rescue people stranded by severe floods that have damaged roads. More rain is expected, which may cause additional flooding in the area.Key Facts
- Floods in Nepal have damaged roads, making ground rescue difficult.
- The Nepali army is conducting helicopter rescue missions.
- Over 100 people were trapped in a hydropower tunnel and were part of the rescue efforts.
- Nearly 1,000 people remain missing after the floods.
- More rain is forecasted, raising concerns about further flooding.
- Around 93,000 people have been affected by the floods, according to the Red Cross.
- Relief camps have been set up to shelter displaced families.
- The situation remains challenging for survivors who have lost homes and family members.
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