Three Found Alive After Landslide in Nepal
On the tenth day of rescue operations following a devastating landslide in Nepal, at least three people were found alive in the flooded Trishuli 3A hydropower tunnel. The landslide, triggered by flooding from the Bhote Koshi River originating in Tibet, destroyed entire villages and infrastructure, resulting in at least 1,056 reported deaths.
Consensus
- A landslide occurred in Nepal on 26 August.
- The landslide was caused by flooding from the Bhote Koshi River, which originated in Tibet.
- The disaster destroyed entire villages, roads, bridges, and power stations.
- Rescue operations were ongoing on the tenth day after the landslide.
- At least three people were found alive during the rescue operation.
- The Trishuli 3A hydropower station tunnel was affected.
- The number of reported deaths reached at least 1,056 by 1 September.
- Nine Russian citizens were reported missing in Nepal as of 30 August.
Points of divergence
- At least three people were found alive, including Sandjay Sah. — vedomosti
- Several people were found alive, reported by a Nepali deputy. — tg_tass_agency
Coverage (2 sources)
- Several people found alive in Nepal on the tenth day of rescue operation after destructive landslide, reported... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Three people found alive in Nepal on the 10th day of the rescue operation — Ведомости