Briton rescued in Nepal nearly a week after deadly floods
Summary
A British man was rescued in Nepal nearly a week after deadly floods killed over 1,000 people. Rescue teams, including Nepali and international forces, continue searching for thousands still missing.Key Facts
- More than 1,000 people died in recent floods in Nepal.
- A British man was rescued along with 118 Nepalese people.
- Over 3,900 people remain missing after the floods.
- About 600 workers are believed trapped in mud-filled tunnels at hydropower sites near the Trishuli River.
- Nepal’s Prime Minister said 279 people had been rescued from these hydropower sites.
- The rescue mission involves Nepalese, Chinese military, and experts from India, Korea, and Australia.
- 33 British nationals were reported missing in Nepal after the floods.
- The army spokesperson detailed that among those rescued, 44 were women and 74 were men.
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