Army personnel in Nepal have rescued survivors from a hydropower tunnel, with footage shared by the Prime Minister’s Secretariat showing soldiers taking part in the operation.
The video shows members of the army involved in bringing people out of the tunnel. The material identifies those rescued as survivors, but does not specify how many people were involved or the circumstances that led to the rescue.
The incident occurred at a hydropower tunnel in Nepal. No further location details were provided in the available material, and it has not been stated whether the tunnel formed part of an operational or construction site.
The footage was circulated by the office of Nepal’s prime minister, highlighting the role of army personnel in the response. The available information does not include statements from those rescued, medical teams or local authorities.
Key details remain unclear, including the condition of the survivors, how long they had been inside the tunnel, and whether any other people were affected. The latest available material shows the rescue effort involving army personnel, but provides no further update on casualties, damage or any follow-up investigation.
