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Two workers who were trapped in a tunnel of the Trishuli 3A hydroelectric project in Nepal were rescued alive this Friday, ten days after the devastating floods, while emergency teams continued searching for other people believed to be inside.
Nepal searches for missing people in the hydroelectric plants that were buried and where it is feared that more than 900 workers are trapped
A sudden flood in Nepal leaves numerous dead and hundreds missing. The landslide swept away villages, markets, roads, and hydroelectric works
The system reaches 100 gigawatts, although it still needs to improve its accuracy and reduce its size and cost before deployment.