Nepal rescuers try to reach dozens trapped in tunnel after two pulled out alive
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Two workers were rescued from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal on Friday, nine days after being trapped underground. The men were recovered following a disaster in which a wall of ice, rock, and mud swept through the valley where the hydropower station is located.
The rescue operation marks a significant development in the aftermath of the event, which occurred along the Trishuli River. Efforts to reach the trapped individuals concluded successfully more than a week after the initial incident.
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CBS NewsFocuses on the rescue operation and the workers' survival
KSLEmphasizes the environmental cause of the disaster