The Free Press Journal · Climate · 2026-08-31
No Survivors Found in Nepal Hydropower Tunnel; 93 Workers Still Untraceable
No Survivors Found in Nepal Hydropower Tunnel; 93 Workers Still Untraceable After Floods. Flooding in the Bhote Koshi river had raised concerns that workers may have been stranded inside the tunnel. Rescue teams are still trying to determine whether missing workers remain trapped in tunnels, managed to escape to safer locations or were swept away by floodwaters. More than 900 people have been killed since Wednesday, while around 4,500 others remain missing.
Why it matters. Why it matters: No Survivors Found in Nepal Hydropower Tunnel; 93 Workers Still Untraceable After Floods.
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