The Hindu National · DistrictNews · 2026-08-31
At least 933 workers are believed to be trapped at around half a dozen
At least 933 workers are believed to be trapped at around half a dozen hydropower projects in Nepal. Prime Minister Balendra Shah has said the country is facing an “unimaginable and heartbreaking’ disaster. The huge wave of ice, rocks and debris that smashed into villages and towns on Wednesday (August 19) has claimed at least 797 lives in both Nepal and Tibet. Follow LIVE updates on the Nepal flash floods aftermath. Follow LIVE updates on the Nepal flash floods aftermath. The official death toll nears 1000 with several missing. Get real-time rescue reports and breaking news on The Hindu.
Why it matters. Why it matters: At least 933 workers are believed to be trapped at around half a dozen hydropower projects in Nepal.
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