Rescue crews pull survivors to safety after days of relentless efforts, raising fresh hope for families of the missing.
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Two workers trapped inside a tunnel in flood-hit Nepal have been rescued in what emergency teams described as a “miracle” breakthrough after days of round-the-clock rescue operations.
The dramatic rescue has renewed hope for families still waiting for news of loved ones, as search teams continue working through difficult conditions in areas devastated by the floods.
A rescue expert described the breakthrough as a return to “miracle country” after what he called “a week of 24/7 heartache,” reflecting the emotional toll of the disaster on rescuers and families alike.
The operation comes as authorities continue searching for thousands of people who remain unaccounted for, with rescue teams racing against time to reach those who may still be trapped in damaged tunnels and isolated communities.
